Upper cylinder lube into the gas tank is also very good for electric fuel pumps too. Ever since i started using the "Gumout - All In One fuel treatment", (with upper cylinder lubricant & ethanol treatment) my fuel pump runs much quieter when i start my truck. You can always hear the fuel pump cycling on start ups... now i can hardly hear it, so it must be doing something good for it i would think.

 

So jealous. There is no E0 gasoline within 100 miles of me. Which sucks because small engines love E0.

 

Small engines couldn't care less about E0 vs E10 as long as you set the mixture properly. If you run E10 then richen up the mixture a bit, they are set for E0 from the factory.

 

Please explain to me then, why my fuel lines rot out? Never had an issue with it until after ethanol.
Haven't had an issue with my mower, but my trimmer has had the lines and primer go out and I had to do the lines and primer on my grandma's trimmer and chainsaw. I run SeaFoam through my mower religiously to keep the carb clean. It actually helps the carb prime too.

 

Old - reallllly old fuel line is not ethanol resistant - like 25 year old stuff. Ethanol has been in gas for 20+ years in MN and I can't think of a single person I know who uses any form of snake oil in their vehicles, boats or power equipment. Somehow magically my boat, mower, trimmer, chainsaw, pressure washer all run just fine on the stuff.

 

So what are you REALLY saying, you LIKE ethanol in your gas...???
Smart guy like you, should already KNOW that ethanol is no good...! (ethanol attracts moisture..!)
Sorry, i will ALWAYS chose NOT to run it in ANYTHING if i can avoid it.

Ethanol Blended Gas vs Non Ethanol Gas Test:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbDAw4a6Ck0

 

Well, my stuff ain't old and it cracked and gummed up.

 

with ya dude. I have 2generators, 3 chain saws, 1 weed whacker, 1 pressure washer and 2 outboard motors.
The outboard motors have set sometimes for 6 months with ethanol gas. One is an 05 the other 06. Sometimes i have put a littlte startron in them sometimes not. Neither in 6-7 yrs have failed me. However, if the weed whacker, either generator, powerbwasher or saws set for a couple months the carbs are gummed up and I have changed many fuel line because they were junk. The mower doesn't seem to be bothered, maybe it has ethanol resistant lines. Contrary to Old Jeep, i know noone that does NOT have trouble with ethanol gas in their small engines. Old Jeep is a nice guy, very knowledgable but will NEVER argue against any thing above or beyond origional equip and ANYTHINGBadded to the fuel or oil is "snake oil" LOL
I just filled 4 cans with ethanol free gas, what do you want to get my problems ith small enginesbwill be over, unless they set for a yr or so. I never had problems 8-10yrs ago, so the 20+ yr theory just went out the door!!!

 

I'm saying that it is in the gas and it doesn't cause any real issues unless you are dumping buckets of water into it. Wether I like it or not is irrelevant since it has been here in MN for 20+ years and isn't likely to go away.

Most of the issues that people claim from ethanol are the results of ethanol cleaning all the crap out of their fuel system or gas stations with leaky tanks that allow water into the fuel. I've never ever had a fuel related problem and I own an awful lot of gas powered equipment and toys. The power equipment and toys all sit for 6+ months at a time with whatever fuel was in them the last time I used them. Hadn't used my chainsaw in about 9 months and lo and behold it fired right up last week

 

there was a 2nd gen guy that had bought a boat that had set up for about 8 years with a full tank. He pulled the gas out and without thinking put it in his Ram. His Ram actually behaved better with the 8 year old non-ethanol marine gas than it did with current regular.

There is something to this I swear...