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Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2263041)
I think your mechanic should stick to working on stoves...and fridges....
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Two words: Lakeview Marina, it is where Marine Max sends there new customers and where they fill up their own boats. It's $2.99 a gallon but maybe because its real gas and not cream of corn!!!
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Originally Posted by BY U BOY
(Post 2263045)
why would you say that.
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2263048)
Two words: Lakeview Marina, it is where Marine Max sends there new customers and where they fill up their own boats. It's $2.99 a gallon but maybe because its real gas and not cream of corn!!!
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As far as heet goes, and please no one debate this it has been studied. It does not work to help to much ethanol, it helps water in fuel. The only way to help to much ethanol is dilute it with good gas.
The ethanol is a great cleaner, lower octane than gas but the problem it is causing people is older technology was not made to accept it and it makes fuel filters fall apart, gaskets in fuel pumps fail and it absorbs the water that has been in the bottom of your tank for twenty years and also cleans all the sludge and crap from fuel lines and tanks and stops up the needle and seats and venturies in carbs and injectors. it is bad stuff but what can you do. Tbone i would add real octane boost, go get some AV fuel and put it in. |
Originally Posted by tomtbone1993
(Post 2263053)
92 or 93 Octane??? Is this also the same marina that charged me $20.00 vs. $7.00 to launch my boat cause I had an extra axle on my trailor???
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Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2263064)
As far as heet goes, and please no one debate this it has been studied. It does not work to help to much ethanol, it helps water in fuel. The only way to help to much ethanol is dilute it with good gas.
The ethanol is a great cleaner, lower octane than gas but the problem it is causing people is older technology was not made to accept it and it makes fuel filters fall apart, gaskets in fuel pumps fail and it absorbs the water that has been in the bottom of your tank for twenty years and also cleans all the sludge and crap from fuel lines and tanks and stops up the needle and seats and venturies in carbs and injectors. it is bad stuff but what can you do. Tbone i would add real octane boost, go get some AV fuel and put it in. |
I may be taking a rd trip soon.
please do not copy this link i want to keep this one hush hush. I have to be happy with this one for a while. There is also a cig bullet at LOTO that i like. |
Originally Posted by bigandy
(Post 2263064)
As far as heet goes, and please no one debate this it has been studied. It does not work to help to much ethanol, it helps water in fuel. The only way to help to much ethanol is dilute it with good gas.
The ethanol is a great cleaner, lower octane than gas but the problem it is causing people is older technology was not made to accept it and it makes fuel filters fall apart, gaskets in fuel pumps fail and it absorbs the water that has been in the bottom of your tank for twenty years and also cleans all the sludge and crap from fuel lines and tanks and stops up the needle and seats and venturies in carbs and injectors. it is bad stuff but what can you do. Tbone i would add real octane boost, go get some AV fuel and put it in. Interesting.....so you are sayin the heet did its job in the spring...My tanks should be more than clean...now I need to bring the octane back up??:cool: |
Originally Posted by BY U BOY
(Post 2263075)
I may be taking a rd trip soon.what do yall think.
http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/2/8/87999628.htm please do not copy this link i want to keep this one hush hush. |
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