[T2] Sat and the bus in Baltimore

[david raistrick]

agreed - I had a tank of only 3 month old fuel last year that
-wouldn't burn at all-

and separated into 3 distinct laters when let settle - none of which
would burn on their own, either.



On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 3:14 PM, Jamie <jrivers at globalserve.net> wrote:
> iirc.. you are still working on "months old" gas... not completely fresh
> ...?
> I would suggest completely drain it.. and add 1 gal of FRESH gas...  once
> you get it running, you can deal with the jug of old gas.
> fwiw... if you only have a small jug,, drain that much.. give it away to
> someone local.. and repeat till you are out of old gas... if you know
> someone with a Flexfuel vehicle.. they can run old gas without toooo much
> issues..
> There is nothing MORE FRUSTRATING than trying to get OLD GAS to ignite..
> especially when the temps are cooler.
> the local small engine shop that deals with a LOT of seasonal engines...
> goes thru a LOT of headaches convincing the customer there was nothing wrong
> with the 1 yr old lawn mower.. it just needed FRESH GAS, and a spark plug
> .... $80 please..  vaaaarooooom!
>
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