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Kenneth R Ohnstad 10-23-2012 19:00:41 184.158.52.144 Report to Moderator	Wondering about using it in boat motor, lawn mower, weed whip, and Farmall 450. The tractor is in a heated garage. I already have the Stabil in the stuff. Good Luck Kenny [Reply]   [No Email]
Bret4207 10-26-2012 16:28:41 64.19.90.196 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Hooo-eee! Boy am I impressed now! Next time he starts complaining about something we can just tell him to spend his zillion$ and stop whining! [Reply]  [No Email]
Tx Jim 10-25-2012 09:22:24 67.142.163.23 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to mkirsch, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see Is the restoration on the car going to take longer to get started than your wife's kitchen remodel???? :wink: [Reply]  [No Email]
buickanddeere 10-25-2012 09:53:46 184.151.61.197 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Tx Jim, 10-25-2012 09:22:24   Only so much per year and it"s the priorities. SUV for the Mrs. B&D and the horse stuff for the daughter this year. The kitchen and water heater/HVAC are the next on the list. Better to leave the GN in storage another year or two and have a happy wife/happy life. [Reply]  [No Email]
NW MO Poppers 10-24-2012 19:15:10 67.221.193.14 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Use the seafoam. It just works. [Reply]  [No Email]
rodgernbama 10-24-2012 16:01:29 205.174.143.2 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Seafoam is some good stuff. I've used it on a B&S tiller that had been sitting for a couple years.It took awhile but it got it running like a top. [Reply]  [No Email]
Bret4207 10-24-2012 14:51:38 64.19.90.196 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Some products simply work good. Berrymans Chem-tool, Seafoam, Lucas tranny fixer in a can- whatever they call it. I don't know why they seem to work better than other products, but they do. ATF, as far as I'm concerned, is nothing short of a miracle product. It does so many things so very, very well that I panic a little when I run out. I have faith in certain products performing. That doesn't mean Seafoam or Berrymans will degunk a carb completely or get you out of a rebuild, but if a "mechaninc in a can" product can fix something, Berrymans or Seafoam will do it. I don't think much of Sta-bil. [Reply]  [No Email]
Chip812 10-24-2012 07:21:44 216.226.180.3 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   I swear by sea foam... Has un-gunked some pretty messed up carburetors also... [Reply]  [No Email]
buickanddeere 10-24-2012 07:01:30 184.151.63.145 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   If you figure that plain clear white mineral oil (baby oil), Coleman lantern gasoline and IPA ( isopropyl alcohol). Is going to do anything any good. The IPA which is all that fuel injection de-icer is. [Reply]  [No Email]
Texasmark1 10-24-2012 14:22:52 67.142.175.22 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to buickanddeere, 10-24-2012 07:01:30   Suck it up sucker. It works! Who cares what your opinion is. [Reply]  [No Email]
36 coupe 10-25-2012 03:23:13 66.186.169.176 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Texasmark1, 10-24-2012 14:22:52   You must like paying 80 bucks a gallon for common chemicals that you can buy for 10 bucks a gallon anywhere.Mineral oil is used a a laxative.You must enjoy getting ripped off.Fool and his money are soon parted. [Reply]  [No Email]
Bret4207 10-25-2012 10:11:50 64.19.90.196 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to 36 coupe, 10-25-2012 03:23:13   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see Yes I do enjoy it. I also enjoy nasty tempered old farts tossing insults around as though he were Don Rickles, only without the humor. It just makes my day to know that I've added to your irritable bowel syndrome. [Reply]  [No Email]
36 coupe 10-25-2012 15:18:11 66.186.169.176 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Bret4207, 10-25-2012 10:11:50   I dont have any trouble there.I crap daily on schedule and will mail the product to you if you pay postage. [Reply]  [No Email]
Texasmark1 10-25-2012 06:06:23 67.142.175.26 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to 36 coupe, 10-25-2012 03:23:13   As far as the fool, speak for yourself sucker! [Reply]  [No Email]
36 coupe 10-25-2012 15:21:27 66.186.169.176 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Texasmark1, 10-25-2012 06:06:23   You must enjoy being cheated. [Reply]  [No Email]
Texasmark1 10-25-2012 18:47:29 67.142.175.27 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to 36 coupe, 10-25-2012 15:21:27   I figure your brain is just about as big as some of your other assets which are questionable in nature. You have proven that over several of your mindless posts. [Reply]  [No Email]
36 coupe 10-26-2012 16:09:07 66.186.169.176 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Texasmark1, 10-25-2012 18:47:29   I have real estate in 2 states worth 300 grand an 80 grand in the bank.You guessed wrong.Buick andDeere told you whats in Seafoam and I told you how to save 70 bucks a gallon mixing your own.You insulted both of us for telling the truth. [Reply]  [No Email]
Mike Aylward 10-24-2012 07:19:45 216.145.134.145 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to buickanddeere, 10-24-2012 07:01:30   Glen, I find it interesting that many on this board curse and despise ethanol and all it's so-called "ills" but think nothing of putting a product with another type of alcohol in their tanks thinking it is the best thing since sliced bread. A small amount of ATF in ethanol gas will do everything this mentioned product will do. And do it cheaper as well. Mike [Reply]  [No Email]
Texasmark1 10-24-2012 06:08:32 67.142.175.23 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   I never heard of the stuff till I starting surfing iboats.com. I read the MSDS and the why it was invented and it made sense. I mean if OMC needed a fuel/engine treatment for 2 cycle (primarily) engines and had this formula developed especially for that, must be something to it. Iboats has instructions on a process called "decarb" where they clean up engines clogged up with combustion by products. I use it in all my 2 cycle engines. Is it snake oil? I "dunno". Just haven't had a problem in any of them since using it. One day when I was only using it in my boat I thought I would see what would happen to an old weed eater and a chain saw that I thought I had put to rest. I resurrected both of them and wondered why I had bought replacements for them. I use Startron Starbright diesel for my farm diesel to keep the algae out and use Stabil red in my 4 cycle lawn mowers and especially in my backup power unit. Haven't had a problem with any of these engines and seldom if ever have the need to work on them. About all I do any more is change the oil....Great!!!!! My money, my stuff, my not wanting to work on what doesn't necessarily have to fail cause I sorta gave up mechanicing, my decision. Your money, your stuff, your decision. Mark [Reply]  [No Email]
Erik Ks farmer 10-24-2012 06:04:20 199.241.240.16 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   I use seafoam, I'm a firm believer in it. [Reply]  [No Email]
d beatty 10-24-2012 06:00:06 24.12.128.253 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Fred Fandrei developed Sea Foam for the outboard motor & marine use in the 1930's. He worked for Sinclair Refineing Company at the time. His first test marking was at Lake Freeman in Indiana. Sea Foam was tested by Evinrude Outboard Motor Company & Martin Motor and endorsed by both companies. Sea Foam was trade marked in 1942.Fred sold the company to his son Philip in 1981 and he ran it until 1991 at which time it was sold to Auto Mark. The new oweners changed their name to Sea Foam Sales Company. [Reply]  [No Email]
ShadetreeRet 10-23-2012 22:05:00 184.4.21.191 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   StaBil only lasts for a few months, I read recently that Seafoam is supposed to hold for two years. I think I will try it. [Reply]  [No Email]
504 10-23-2012 19:53:22 199.127.54.155 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   Sea Foam was a product of OMC(Johnson-Evinrude outboards) [Reply]  [No Email]
ShadetreeRet 10-23-2012 22:06:12 184.4.21.191 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to 504, 10-23-2012 19:53:22   I wondered how it got the name SeaFoam. I guess that's why. [Reply]  [No Email]
James22 10-23-2012 19:30:50 207.179.239.227 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   I used Stabil in the past and had gas go bad within a year. Now use Sea Foam in everything that doesn't get regular use. Realize not a good thing to do but treated the premium non- alcohol gas in the plastic Chevy and didn't drive it for four years. Did start and run it around the block a couple of times each year to keep things lubed but didn't mess with the fuel. Finally decided I'd better drain it and refill with fresh but it smelled OK and started immediately, so crossed my fingers and drove it a few hundred miles to Chicago and back. Refilled and treated again with Sea Foam. Really should go with Avgas in this vehicle but would be very difficult. Gold Stabil is rumored to be just as good as Sea Foam, but likely will not try unless the "tried and true" Sea Foam lets me down. [Reply]  [No Email]
buickanddeere 10-24-2012 05:22:48 184.151.63.145 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to James22, 10-23-2012 19:30:50   I parked the Grand National in the barn in 2005. Fuel tank full of 94 octane Sunoco. Every year or two we put a battery in it and drive it in and out the lane a few times. Started on the 2nd rotation last month with that 7 year old pump gas. Storage conditions can't even be that great. The tank is rusted on the seams and leaks when filled over 1/2 full. [Reply]  [No Email]
Old gas? 10-24-2012 20:56:41 96.53.210.246 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to buickanddeere, 10-24-2012 05:22:48   7 year old gas and the gas tank leaks. Pretty pour maintenance for someone who is so happy to spend everyone's else's money if they did the same thing. [Reply]  [No Email]
buickanddeere 10-25-2012 08:41:55 184.151.61.197 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Old gas?, 10-24-2012 20:56:41   Are you a bit thick between the ears? It"s been parked in the barn since 2005 with 296,000 miles on the odometer. Waiting for a complete tear down and restoration. [Reply]  [No Email]
Justin SE IOWA 10-23-2012 19:10:39 166.182.3.29 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Kenneth R Ohnstad, 10-23-2012 19:00:41   I use it in the fuel. A can at every oil change. [Reply]  [No Email]
rickdeere 10-24-2012 03:44:44 216.163.8.240 Report to Moderator	Re: Sea Foam in reply to Justin SE IOWA, 10-23-2012 19:10:39   I only use the blue stabil, not the rerd. [Reply]  [No Email]