Re: Dry gas -- isopropyl or methanol?

Posted by Bus Driver on February 09, 2005 at 10:16:02 from (66.226.35.247):

In Reply to: Dry gas -- isopropyl or methanol? posted by Dave D on February 09, 2005 at 06:39:46:

One post mentioned ethanol ( grain alcohol- the kind in Jack Daniels). I have not seen it used for fuel anti-freeze. Isopropyl is not known for causing any damage to metals or materials used for fuel lines or seals. Isopropyl does cost more than methanol (wood alcohol). Despite careful maintenance, my tractor hydraulics would freeze in cold weather and one bottle of isopropyl gas additive in the hydraulic system solved that problem with good results. I use methanol to thin shellac, but do not use it in vehicles.

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