Yee Haw.....E-Free gas now available.

[1Alpha1]

I just discovered that we now have a new gas station that sells E-Free gas. 87 octane and it's $2.60 per gallon.

It's a Maverik station. I already have one of their VIP credit cards that gives me $0.06 off per gallon.

And, it's only about 14 miles away.

 

[beavis331]

E-free rocks!

 

[Stihl 041S]

I just discovered that we now have a new gas station that sells E-Free gas. 87 octane and it's $2.60 per gallon.

It's a Maverik station. I already have one of their VIP credit cards that gives me $0.06 off per gallon.

And, it's only about 14 miles away.

Did you get that on puregas dot com?

 

[s sidewall]

Well, now your saws will love you and run better. Welcome to what I run. You may want to retune all your 2 stroke engines to run on real gas.

Steve Sidwell, Samsung On5 using Tapatalk

 

[1Alpha1]

Did you get that on puregas dot com?

No, I had to go to another site that I've visited before.

Problem is, now I can't find it. When I do, I'll post the link.

 

[1Alpha1]

Well, now your saws will love you and run better. Welcome to what I run. You may want to retune all your 2 stroke engines to run on real gas.

Steve Sidwell, Samsung On5 using Tapatalk

Truth is, I don't retune from one gas to another. Same goes for oil types. Never been an issue for me.

 

[rynosawr]

Congrats on getting an E-Free station close enough to work for you! I have 2 stations within 1 mile of my house, so I am very lucky....

I am having to clean out, rebuild carbs, replace fuel lines and impulse hoses on a nice older gentleman's equipment that he left full of regular mix gas with ethanol..... he filled all the tanks up..... 3 years ago....

That is the stinkiest stuff ever! turned to gel-sludge..... He thought he was doing good by filling them all the way up....

It swelled the fuel lines and turned them mushy at the same time.... ruined them and the gaskets/diaphragms in the carbs on everything...


I told him about only using E-Free gas from here on or just buying canned gas, since there isn't an E-Free station close to him like there is to me.

 

[s sidewall]

I had to retune when I switched over to real gas, was running too rich.

Steve Sidwell, Samsung On5 using Tapatalk

 

[James Miller]

I have one mom and pop station near by with e free gas. E free or not if it goes past 2 months it goes in the Jeep and I make a new batch.

 

[1Alpha1]

I don't mix up too much at one time. Usually two gallons or so.

No matter what kind of fuel I'm using, after I'm done, the machine gets it's tank emptied and then idled til it dies on it's own.

 

[1Alpha1]

Did you get that on puregas dot com?

I went back and did some searching, and yes, it was the site you mentioned.

https://www.pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=AZ

 

[Charlie Pendleton]

Our Mavericks did the same thing about a month ago I even have a Sinclair station with 91 octane. It's about freakin time!

 

[Mad Professor]

Still using 100LL in my 2-strokes, mixed it lasts years when stored right. Everything else now gets the corn free- 91, will use that if I'm sawing a lot too. Tune changes.

 

[Stihl 041S]

I went back and did some searching, and yes, it was the site you mentioned.

https://www.pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=AZ

I know it made my life easier......wanted to pass it on.
Glad you found a station

 

[Little Al]

I just discovered that we now have a new gas station that sells E-Free gas. 87 octane and it's $2.60 per gallon.

It's a Maverik station. I already have one of their VIP credit cards that gives me $0.06 off per gallon.

And, it's only about 14 miles away.

Fill your boots. Sorry cans

 

[1Alpha1]

I know it made my life easier......wanted to pass it on.
Glad you found a station

I had checked that site in the past several times with no luck.

The Maverik that opened up, only opened late last March. Obviously, I hadn't checked it since they opened.

 

[stihl sawing]

We have one up the road from me, been there a long time. the e free stuff is 50 cent a gallon higher. I only buy it for the yard equipment. Go through about ten gallons a year for the saws trimmers and brushcutters.

 

[romad10]

www.pure-gas.org is a HUGE help.. You can provide updates as well if a station no longer has E Free.. or if octane rating is incorrect.. or if a new station carries it. great site!

 

[TheTone]

Every time I fill a 5 gallon gas can, I start with ethanol free premium (the only grade that's ethanol free at the local Walmart) and add 2 ounces of Stabil and 2 ounces of Seafoam. Then no worries. It will all be gone easily within 6 months.

 

[Delano1981]

Every time I fill a 5 gallon gas can, I start with ethanol free premium (the only grade that's ethanol free at the local Walmart) and add 2 ounces of Stabil and 2 ounces of Seafoam. Then no worries. It will all be gone easily within 6 months.

I have 2 stations with ethanol free gasoline I get my gas from for my saws, one has 88 octane and the other 91. I also treat it with fuel stabilizer, and since I started doing that I have yet to have a carb related issue with any of my saws even when they have sat unused for far too many months. I love the ethanol free gas.