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I may be wrong but I think Red Armor has fuel stabilizer in it.
There is nothing stable about any you bastards!
Plan-b
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I think most of the ope branded oils have fuel stabilizer included
But i never use any sort of additive
Rob is real stable, as long as the ground is soft enough for him to drive that peg leg in a few inches.
No if you use premium gas you don't need it
Betcha you’ve had some tender moments ina stable !🤔🙄😉
I don't think all premium is ethanol free.
Yep ! It’s 88-89 octane before the ethanol is added as octane booster . Also ,even though most 2t oils have stabilizer in them . I add stabilizer to the 5 gallon cans I get my mix fuel out of .
I'm sure it varies by region but around here 90+% is ethanol free.
Clint , if you are looking at Stabil , which is decent . Look for their Marine Stabil . It’s a bit stronger and claims to address ethanol problems as well .
Also , buy your fuell at a station that sells a lot of fuel . It’ll be fresher to start with . No sense in trying to stabilze old gas .
I just went through this with some E0 as bought it at a station that doesn’t sell a lot of it . After having it 3-4 months in 5 gallon cans with stabilizer . when used as saw fuel , my saws would not start on it .
Ran just fine in my mowers and pressure washer .
Plan-b
Canada is a 3rd world shit hole. Change my mind
This talk of old gas has me thinking im doing something wrong. I cant seem to keep any gas around for very long.
The lite ends in the fuel are responsibil for ease of starting. That woosh when you open the cap on the can is your easy starting leaving.
The lite ends in the fuel are responsibil for ease of starting. That woosh when you open the cap on the can is your easy starting leaving.
I bought a 50 barrel of airplane fuel back in the early 2000s
I'm not saying there was a performance increase or anything but we used that in saws mixed with lawn boy oil 40/1 for a good 5/6 year's
And still seemed fresh no residue in the bottom of the barrel
had little flecks of lead floating in it.
It was 2.00 a gallon back then I don't know now.
I'm not saying there was a performance increase or anything but we used that in saws mixed with lawn boy oil 40/1 for a good 5/6 year's
And still seemed fresh no residue in the bottom of the barrel
had little flecks of lead floating in it.
It was 2.00 a gallon back then I don't know now.
Airplane fuel has a 7 year shelf life so I was told by a guy that ran a small airport.
Maybe, you should burn the gas you bought. What the fuck you saving it for?