Tony S.

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Last summer I cleaned a ton of gunk out of the fuel line on my F-12. Couldn't believe how bad it was. Today I started 2 Harbour Freight engines that have been sitting almost 3 years with gas in the tanks. (carbs drained). 2 pulls and 4 pulls.
 
Leaded gasoline has a bad habit of leaving a varnish like coating on fuel systems that ethanol loves to turn to gum. The HF engines probably never have seen leaded gasoline. Jim
 
That's the theory that I believe, the non-ethanol gas leaves the deposits and the ethanol cleans it out, and everyone blames the ethanol! We use e-10 in all 4-stroke engines and have no problems.
 
Guess you could be right. That tractor sat for a lot of years before I fixed it up, but the lead would still be in the tank, I suppose.
 

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