Emptying gas from a 150t

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dogdad

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Any suggestions to empty a 150t without the gas going all over the saw.. Don't want to store it with gas.. Thanks


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Use premix, storage life of 5 years so absolutely no reason to dump anything. And about the higher price, come on lets be honest, how often do you need the 150 and how much does a small cc like the 150 really need. So cost wise neglectable in my eyes when considering the advantages.

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If your really anal, you can get a pneumatic vacuum bleeder from HF... I use it as an extractor (brake & p/s reservoirs). I've used it to empty a MC tank that I didn't want to remove off the bike.
 
Not anal.. Just trying to see if there is s better way than as others say " dumping it out".... Thanks for the replies


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I don't leave fuel in my machines when not in use. Yeah, it can be a bit of a pain to dump the fuel, but it's better than the alternative of having issues down the road from it sitting too long and going bad.

Just get a large funnel, and dump the stuff. The more you do it, the less you'll spill. ;)
 
I bought a big plastic funnel with a screen in it. Fits in my gas can and I can simply dump the fuel quickly without spilling.
Until I got the funnel with the screen I had no idea how much crap was going into the gas can.
Get one with a screen as there is quite a bit.


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I bought a big plastic funnel with a screen in it. Fits in my gas can and I can simply dump the fuel quickly without spilling.
Until I got the funnel with the screen I had no idea how much crap was going into the gas can.
Get one with a screen as there is quite a bit.


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If I have any doubts as to crud in the fuel, I just use an unfolded paper napkin or paper towel. Great for catching the stuff your eye doesn't see.
 
Yep...been using a funnel to pour it in to.....was just trying to keep it from going all over the saw...


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Pour it out as opposed to dump it out. Like the picture on the side of a quart motor oil bottle, position the container, a chainsaw in this case, so some air can flow in. If it has half a tank or less this should make it easier to minimize what gets on the saw. Or big plastic funnel with a fine brass screen in it remove the bar and just stuff it in the bottom of the funnel
 
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