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In all the years I’ve worked on boats, snowmobiles, power equipment and such I’ve NEVER had a fuel related issue because someone didn’t use ethanol free gas! Stop throwing your money in the trash!
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I've had plenty of carb issues related to ethanol in small 4stroke outboards, lawnmowers weedwackers etc. I use nothing but ethanol free in power equipment. I buy it at the Aloha station on Rt16.
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Texas, Lake Ray Hubbard and NH, Long Island Winnipesaukee
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Every time I hear complaints about issues with ethanol in gas, I smirk..... If you are using the equipment enough the fuel doesn't sit around long enough... If you aren't using the equipment enough, I suggest always using stabilizer with every fill up...... its a simple and cost effective solution.....
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A few miles south on 16, there's a Shell Station (Big Apple) that sells ethanol free 89 octane for normal mid grade price. Last time I filled my can it was $3.99. |
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I can confrim on the place off 16. It's big apple and they've got 89 and 91 octane for under $4.00 per gallon. Doesn't help much if your boat is in the water, but if you trailer or have cans its a good option.
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