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The only way I can figure is to burn it. That's what I've done in the past. If a small amount I put it in a metal container and torch it until it burns down. If larger I get some brush together and burn it in there. Personally I don't want old crappy fuel sitting around - too much chance of mishap.

Thanks! All good info. None of those things would be a problem for me either.

Just had a rear tire punctured and all my liquid ballast poured out on my Kubota BX23 brush hogging. This was in an area that I first did last year, leaving a bunch of sharp sapling spikes (punji sticks!!!). My front tires are foamed. This is just going to happen again unless I foam the rear...

I just had a pond put in and am trying to get the back of the dam seeded. The steepest part is 22 degrees. Going across it, I have found that when I reach around 12 degrees my inner ear starts telling me, 'LOOK OUT!'. Going straight up and down I get the warning at about 20 degrees. Does anyone...