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On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 21:43:30 -0800, -rick- wrote:
wrote: That's run time though. The gummy part happens, even to a new motor, when any fuel is left sitting in the carb for a few weeks. Three weeks in this case. I think you would be better off not running it dry. Mine hasn't gummed up in 5 years and has gone several periods of a month or so without use. I do much the same with most of my outdoor equipment and my small Johnson 25. The difference is that I always use Sta-bil or a couple of ounces per gallon of Marvel Mystery Oil for over winter use. Ain't failed me yet. Later, Tom |
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