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Re: Winter storage: Empty tank or use stabilizer
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Posted by TomTX on September 26, 2005 at 10:48:32 from (12.74.200.190):
In Reply to: Winter storage: Empty tank or use stabilizer posted by Quebec Bob on September 26, 2005 at 05:49:08:
Full tank of fuel. If gas, add Stabil. If diesel, add APS desiel fuel additive. I am 64 years old, and have not cleaned, worked on, or removed or cleaned a carb or gas tank or a injection pump or cleaned injectors in over 30 years. That is using 3 chain saws, leaf blower, string trimmer, pressure washer, generator/welder, riding mower, walk behind mower, 2 tractors. Brands run Stihl, Poulan, Honda, B & S, HomeLite, MF, New Holland, McCullough, Echo, and others. I treat every drop of gasoline with Stabil, and every drop of diesel fuel additive, the kind that increases cetane by 6 numbers, prevents gelling, removes moisture, cleans injectors, etc. Others will say my system is overkill, but I don't have time to be fiddling with preventable work.
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