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reddragon

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maybe you can get both at the same time...just put moose and cat in the same cage give the moose rotton food and itll puke on the cat and it will pee and everybody will be happy:biggrin:
 

SONOFADOCKER

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I use marvel mystery oil all the time , and for about 4 years now gas stabyl is a MUST
 

benski

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I use Amsoil gasoline stabilizer. It seems to work well for me.:smile:
 

Oddball

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I can't comment on a fuel additive of unknown age or brand. I was never much for fuel additives until recently. I'd read so much about ethanol gumming up carbs and such that I decided to buy some Sea Foam and try it in my Mustang which only gets driven maybe twice a month if that, and also in my lawn machines (two mowers, trimmer, edger, blower). I never run a full tank of gas through my trimmer, etc., so I can't guage any improvement in effficiency with them, but I do in the mowers. I mixed some in my pushmower the last time I mowed. It usually runs through a full tank (approx. 1 quart) doing the front yard and about an eighth of the back yard. I wanted to run the full tank through it to get the most out of the Sea Foam and it just kept going. I ended up cutting my front yard and about two thirds of the back yard on that tank. That's about 6000 sq. feet more than before, which is about 150% increase, and it seemed to run better also. So, if for no other reason, I'm sold on Sea Foam for the increased fuel efficiency.
 

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i vote for Marvel....just for the fact its good at corrosion prevention:thumbsup:...which is ethanol's main weapon:thumbdown:
 

reddragon

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it does smell.....doesnt it?.....i used to like gasoline when i was a kid too.....but the new stuff will burn your eyeballs out :laughing:
 

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If its going to sit for any length of time, YOU MUST USE A FUEL STABLIZER, it must be compatible with ethanol fuel. I get this question almost every day. I clean carburetors all year long, mowers, motorcycles and ATV. A bottle of stabil is much cheaper than 4 Minkuni carbs on your crotch rocket or zero turn. Ethanol= phase separation, Meaning WATER and lots of it over time which then causes corrosion inside tank and carb. That's why Ethanol is sometimes called
the Corrosive Cocktail.
 
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