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List of ethanol-free gas stations in the U.S. and Canada
Ethanol-free gas stations in the U.S. and Canada
Ethanol-free gas stations in the U.S. and Canada
Ethanol-free gas in the U.S. and Canada
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Thank goodness we still have real gasoline here.
cedarshark
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Yes, you are very lucky. That ethanol is evil. Why would you make fuel out of something people eat ? We do some really stupid stuff down here.
VermeerEngineer
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how bad is it to run non-ethanol-free gasoline mix?
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Thank you for the info, I had no idea that I drive right past a place every time i go to the city to shop. Gonna stop there next trip and check it out. Now i will need to use up the full tanks in my vehicles and replace the 50 gallons I have stashed.
RiverRat2
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Jimmy was just out your way, Passed right through Paso Robles!!! Thought of you, Hope all is well my friend,
Best Regards to you and that Missus!!!
R2'ed
cedarshark
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Leave it sit in your saw for extended periods, I believe it attracts moisture, and shortens the life of fuel lines, carb gaskets and diaphrams, and shortens the useful life of fuel. Other than that it's great stuff...
Impalervlad
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No stations listed for New Jersey.:msp_mad:
1Zach1
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So what is the best option if you can't get ethanol free gas? Dump out what's left in the tank and run the saw dry? Is there a gas treatment that will help?
Be careful using that site....don't follow it blindly. Some of the stations shown are outdated. If you do find one which is outdated please update it accordingly. I've used that site for my cars for quite a few years and have added/edited/deleted stations as needed around my area.
mcginkleschmidt
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Your governor, Chris Christie. ate all the corn in the state of New Jersey and there was none left to turn into ethanol.:hmm3grin2orange:
You ought to be covered up with ethanol-free gas.
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Deer Camp
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Yeah, Christie ate all the corn then went after your guns.
With that said, I have heard 93 octane is ethanol free. Is this true?
With that said, I have heard 93 octane is ethanol free. Is this true?
cedarshark
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I heard there are no self serve gas stations in N.J. Is that true ?
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I do know that Oregon will not allow you to pump your own gas.
I have an issue with that ............
I have an issue with that ............
cedarshark
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Not in Tejas...:msp_sad:
Nitroman
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its all ethanol free here in Alaska
You can thank Uncle Ted for that. RIP.
RiverRat2
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+1
yes all those bad things, Plus, to make matters worse,,,, it easily separates out of suspension with conventional (Dino) two stroke oil mix oil... and if it seprates out from sitting and not being used and you go run your saw with it like that, in about 30 seconds it will be scored!!! Not even kidding,,,, It is bad Ju Ju!!!!!
Leave it sit in your saw for extended periods, I believe it attracts moisture, and shortens the life of fuel lines, carb gaskets and diaphrams, and shortens the useful life of fuel. Other than that it's great stuff...
yes all those bad things, Plus, to make matters worse,,,, it easily separates out of suspension with conventional (Dino) two stroke oil mix oil... and if it seprates out from sitting and not being used and you go run your saw with it like that, in about 30 seconds it will be scored!!! Not even kidding,,,, It is bad Ju Ju!!!!!
cedarshark
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Thats good to know.....another reason to continue using Stihl Ultra. I guess ethanol will not seperate in mix with synthetic oil ?
