F'n ethanol
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This is a new product from AMSOIL, give it a shot! I've heard nothing but rave reviews!
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Now back to the scheduled program...
Last edited by BY U BOY; 07-21-2010 at 11:11 PM.
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You must be thinking of all your chit boxes in your front yard.. My boat has been out for the winter and until now.. Oh and I wasn't refering to my boat mr know it all now go drink some Drank and watch some asian cartoon porn while you rub one out in the rhino.
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Small Engine Solution To Your Gripe
You can go to your local lawn mower shop and buy the "50 Fuel".
Sure, it cost a bit but it comes with NON-ethanol 89+ octane with synthetic oil and stabilizer already premixed in the can.
Has a 2 year shelf/storage life right out of the can. Costs me bout 5 bucks for a can and it lasts long enough to do the whole yard twice.
http://www.50fuel.com/
Sure, it cost a bit but it comes with NON-ethanol 89+ octane with synthetic oil and stabilizer already premixed in the can.
Has a 2 year shelf/storage life right out of the can. Costs me bout 5 bucks for a can and it lasts long enough to do the whole yard twice.
http://www.50fuel.com/
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Last night I pulled the entire unit apart, brought the gas tank in to the shop and found replacement fuel lines to put in it. If I get it back together tonight and it doesn't fix this thing you'll hear it crash land in the field behind my house from 2 states away!!!!
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I just replaced the fuel lines on my gas Homelite SX-135 string trimmer last weekend. The lines deteriorated and failed. It cost me a couple bucks and 10 minutes to replace them. The trimmer is at least a dozen years old and has been run on ethanol blended gas pretty much it whole life. Minnesota has had ethanol blended gas for better than 10 years now. If it was the ethanol that ruined the lines, it took a damn long time to do it.