JasperFrank
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- Ford 1220
If you follow, " Rev up your engines," Scotty Kilmer , he has nothing good to say about Seafoam. I disagree with him. Which is okay, ..I still watch his channel.
You are saying gasoline stores better at 30 below zero?You all must be buying crappy gas, or I'm one lucky son of a gun. .... NEVER had a problem with starting 6 months or so later. Even storing gasoline for 6 months or so, and no issue using it.
I'm in this camp. Had reoccurring problems in chain saws, weedwhackers, augers and mowers until I started buying only no-ethanol high test gas and adding a 1cc dollop of StarTron to each 5 gal. can before filling it. Not a problem since.Fuel stabilizer products are around 50% by volume detergents. I like having things that start and idle without annual teardowns. I use them in the stuff I don't use often and everything else by pouring a dose in my fuel cans before I fill them. Haven't had to clean a carb in years now.
I don't use any additives and never have had annual teardowns and haven't cleaned a carb in decades, and I have a lot of seldom used engines (2 chainsaws, log splitter, riding mower, 2 push mowers, tiller, weed eater, fence post pounder, gas powered generator, high pressure sprayer, 3 motorcycles, along with 2 tractors, 1 truck, 2 cars, and I forget what else. The majority of those devices are well over 10 years old).Fuel stabilizer products are around 50% by volume detergents. I like having things that start and idle without annual teardowns. I use them in the stuff I don't use often and everything else by pouring a dose in my fuel cans before I fill them. Haven't had to clean a carb in years now.
when you blow a engine because you have a plug injectors (on a two stroke) or you have to clean a carb every spring and once you used a product you don't have too then you know ...I am always skeptical about claims that say "I avoided problems by using a particular additive". How do they know that? Chances are very high they wouldn't have had a problem if they used nothing and cared for their vehicle in a reasonable manner. I view fuel and oil additives in the same light as I view vitamins and health supplements. The vast majority of them are over-hyped and not really needed.