Gas station gas and lake gas

VitaBene · 04-09-2021, 04:36 AM

603 Oil (formerly Fullers) gas station on 25 in Moultonborough sells non ethanol gas now if anyone is looking.

thinkxingu · 04-09-2021, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by VitaBene

603 Oil (formerly Fullers) gas station on 25 in Moultonborough sells non ethanol gas now if anyone is looking.

Thanks for this! Is that the place near the airport?

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DPatnaude · 04-09-2021, 07:06 AM

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Thanks for this! Is that the place near the airport?

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thinkxingu · 04-17-2021, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by VitaBene

603 Oil (formerly Fullers) gas station on 25 in Moultonborough sells non ethanol gas now if anyone is looking.

Anyone know how much the ethanol free at 603 Oil is sold for?

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Cal Coon · 04-18-2021, 08:48 AM

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I have a question that I have never been able to get a clear answer on, and it is this: What is better for an engine that the manufacturer recommends runs on a minimum of 91 octane and up? Ethanol free 89 or 90 octane, or 91 octane (and up), regular gas with ethanol in it? Most (if not all), ethanol free gas is 90 octane or less. I can't think of any place that has ethanol free gas with a higher octane than 90. Would love to get a definitive answer to this question. I have stayed away from ethanol free gas for my snowmobiles because of this "gray" area.

swnoel · 04-19-2021, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Cal Coon

I have a question that I have never been able to get a clear answer on, and it is this: What is better for an engine that the manufacturer recommends runs on a minimum of 91 octane and up? Ethanol free 89 or 90 octane, or 91 octane (and up), regular gas with ethanol in it? Most (if not all), ethanol free gas is 90 octane or less. I can't think of any place that has ethanol free gas with a higher octane than 90. Would love to get a definitive answer to this question. I have stayed away from ethanol free gas for my snowmobiles because of this "gray" area.

My Honda outboard suggests 91 octane, I contacted Honda marine and they said the 90 octane I could get was fine.

gwhite13 · 04-18-2021, 01:45 PM

Maybe 15yrs. ago, as I left Ambrose Marine with a full tank of fuel. The former owner noted that I was the first to fuel up that year. Did not make it 200 ft. "crapped out". Two days later and a $600.00 billing from them i was underway once again for the season!

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gwhite13 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Hanover and Moultonborough Posts: 89 Thanks: 7 Thanked 12 Times in 11 Posts	it's all gas Maybe 15yrs. ago, as I left Ambrose Marine with a full tank of fuel. The former owner noted that I was the first to fuel up that year. Did not make it 200 ft. "crapped out". Two days later and a $600.00 billing from them i was underway once again for the season!