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Topic: Fuel line
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| Dave/MO
10-27-2012 06:55:57
173.186.182.14
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Does anybody use HEET in their gas during the winter months. My 41 9N sits outside all year long. Just wondering.
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| Mad Farmer
10-27-2012 18:32:30
64.222.123.151
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Re: Fuel line in reply to Dave/MO, 10-27-2012 06:55:57
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| | As we can only get "corn fed" fuel, not unless so much water that it it separates and I see it in the sediment bowl. E.g then it can freeze If you do need to add drygas use an isopropanol based product rather than methanol
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| soundguy
10-27-2012 10:43:42
107.41.255.84
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Re: Fuel line in reply to Dave/MO, 10-27-2012 06:55:57
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| | ditto what's been said. plenty of alcohol in gas nowadays.. :)
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| Bruce (VA)
10-27-2012 08:00:55
24.125.80.178
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Re: Fuel line in reply to Dave/MO, 10-27-2012 06:55:57
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| | No. I haven't used it since they started adding ethanol to all the gas around here. While HEET is methanol & probably is better at absorbing water in the gas than ethanol, I use Marine Stabil instead which does more than just absorb water.
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| old
10-27-2012 08:00:53
209.86.226.54
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Re: Fuel line in reply to Dave/MO, 10-27-2012 06:55:57
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| All most never but then Heet is alcohol and the gas you get now days unless the top $$ stuff has alcohol in it any how. I also do not leave gas in the tractor tanks because alcohol absorbs water then evaporates the that in turn leaves the water behind so an empty tank you do not have that problem with
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| Kornfused
10-27-2012 07:06:10
69.150.233.202
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Re: Fuel line in reply to Dave/MO, 10-27-2012 06:55:57
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| you bet! In my trucks too!
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