Posted by HENRY E NC on July 15, 2009 at 14:25:44 from (67.142.163.20):
In Reply to: Re: O/T gas color posted by go zeke on July 15, 2009 at 08:44:29:
AS far as I know tractor carbs have always leaked a little. Ever since I was a boy (1930's)I was told to turn off the gas at the tank.EWvewn now I still do it as a regular thing. Most old tractors are updraft and sit lower that the gas tank (useing no fuel pump) and are prone to leaking. Could be fatal if gas leaked in a closed shed.. As far as gasoline being different at the same stations, it is bought on the open market from the cheapest wholesaler available. I worked for a gas retailer and we sold gasoline from almost every company available. The only diffewrence that some stations have is an additive package usually added in the tanker when purchased Henry
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