Posted by FLOLDFORD on January 04, 2015 at 15:07:53 from (65.33.89.5):
A couple of the posts today have got me thinking about buying gas and storing it for my boat for this summer as I don't think these low fuel prices are going to last forever and by the summer it may be back up to where we were a few months ago.I have access to good clean 55 gallon drums but my question is will it store until May or June and still be usable? I've stored avgas for over a year with no problem but this auto fuel we get today may be a horse of a different color. I use about 30 gallons each time I take my boat out fishing so it would be a considerable savings if gas goes back up soon. I know there are quiet a few additives out there for storing fuel but I'm really worried about water contamination due to the high humidity here in Florida. Thoughts on this?
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