Canned Gasoline?

[4570Man]

I've bought some canned "fuel", I haven't bought ANY canned gas... SR

And what is the difference in that and ethanol free gas? Can I put diesel in a bottle and call it canned fuel?

 

[PILOON]

Bunch or years ago (more than I like to admit) we were celebrating my 21st and we dreamed of 'get rich schemes' all while celebrating.
I recall suggesting 'instant water' and we all laughed at my crazy idea.

Well just look at bottle water sales, is that not instant water? (and often simply out of a tap, but in a bottle @ $1.00 or more)
Marketing!

 

[Sawyer Rob]

And what is the difference in that and ethanol free gas? Can I put diesel in a bottle and call it canned fuel?

I bet that you ALSO believe that they take "dino" oil, put it in can and call it "synthetic" too!

SR

 

[MossRoad]

And paying for TV right????

NOPE!

Welllll, not as much. :laughing: we dumped directv after 17 years. Swamp logging ice road gun shop busters was getting old.

 

[MossRoad]

I've bought some canned "fuel", I haven't bought ANY canned gas...

SR

So there's no gasoline in those cans, right?

 

[MossRoad]

And what is the difference in that and ethanol free gas? Can I put diesel in a bottle and call it canned fuel?

Heck, you can put frosted flakes in a bottle and call it people fuel.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

So there's no gasoline in those cans, right?

It's engineered (synthetic) fuel...

That's why it has such a long shelf life...

Those that keep "claiming" that it's non E gas or that it's the "same thing" as non E gas are wrong, that's NOT what it is.

NOW, if you read ALL of my post here on this subject, you will see that I don't use it all the time. I bought it "for a purpose" and really, I don't have a dog in this fight. BUT, it's fit's my purpose "perfectly" and there is a place for it on todays market...

SR

 

[4570Man]

My can of canned gas clams nothing about it being synthetic engineered fuel. It does however use synthetic oil. It claims it has a shelf life of 2 years. It uses echo red armor oil with a fuel stabilizer. You can buy echo red armor oil by the case to mix your own gas. The red armor oil claims it also makes gas last 2 years. The only advantage of the canned gas that I see is 93 octane. Please explain what the difference is.

 

[MossRoad]

My can of canned gas clams nothing about it being synthetic engineered fuel. It does however use synthetic oil. It claims it has a shelf life of 2 years. It uses echo red armor oil with a fuel stabilizer. You can buy echo red armor oil by the case to mix your own gas. The red armor oil claims it also makes gas last 2 years. The only advantage of the canned gas that I see is 93 octane. Please explain what the difference is. View attachment 454472 View attachment 454473

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From the Echo website...

ECHO PowerFuel is a pre-mixed fuel, containing 93 octane gas and oil, that’s ready-to-use right out of the can – there is no need to measure or mix oil. It contains no ethanol and is specifically developed at a 50:1 ratio and is the only pre-mixed fuel that uses ECHO Red Armor Oil™. ECHO PowerFuel is recommended for use in all air-cooled, 2-stroke engines. It facilitates proper break-in and helps extend the life of your equipment. With ECHO PowerFuel you never have to worry about stale fuel – in fact, it stays stable and usable for up to 2 years after opening! ECHO PowerFuel even makes winter storage and maintenance easier – it is not necessary to drain the tank unless it has remained in the tank for over 2 years.

 

[4570Man]

The red armor oil also claims to make regular ethanol free fuel stable for two years.