The last 3 years I've had some bio left in the barrel after harvest, it's been enough to get me thru the winter and will this year. I only use the 4430 in the winter to move snow and clean trees in waterways and terraces. Today it's 30 here and I have about 3 times more Howes than labeled for below 0. The glass screen on the side of the injection pump clouded up right away. I was only doing some light work around the yard so didn't need to rev it up. So got along fine. Last year on a day like today I headed to another farm to do some tree work and it started gelling about 1/2 mile from home. I sat on the road with it barely running until enough warm fuel from the pump got back to the tank then all was fine. Had plenty of Howes in then also. From now onI'm going to make sure my last fill in the fall is straight no.2.
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