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Default Deterioration of Gasoline?

On Mar 23, 5:32*pm, "Don White" wrote:
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I wonder.


My two stroke chainsaw fired up on the second pull today. I haven't used
it for about a year, and there was still gasoline/oil mix in its tank.


I always have a couple gallons of gas on hand from the previous year.
Usually I take it to a nearby service station and ask if they will
discard it for me so I can refill the can with new.


Why not just add a stabilizer to the gas when you initially fill up the
gas can? *That way you can toss the unused gas into your truck/car tank
instead of throwing it away.


I do put stabilizer in, but I also mix the oil right away.... so I'm leery
of putting the mixed 50:1 gas in a vehicle with catalitic converter.
With my British Seagull 10:1 mixture..there's no question.- Hide quoted text -

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Do, you shouldn't have any problem burning pre-mix 2 stroke gas in
your truck. The cat converters probably won't know a bit of difference.
 
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