I have been storing 10% ethanol in steel tanks for 40 years. I buy 500 gallons at a time and it takes a year to use it up.
My gas tanks have caps on the openings so I guess that is why I have never had water in the tanks.
1974 was the first time I used e10 in my 1971 Torino. I had to replace the fuel filter twice in the first 3 or 4 tank fulls. After I got the crud out of the tank from previous years I never had a problem again with any car truck or tractor burning E10. I have a 1976 F600 grain truck that dad bought new. All it has ever had is E10. Still runs great today.
I have a Farmall MTA that gets started once or twice a year. It is still on the same tank of gas(E10) for 4 or 5 years.
Starts everytime and runs good after charging the battery.
I guess I am just lucky running 5 or 6 gas tractors all my cars and trucks over the years without one issue with an engine or carb other than those 2 filters on that 71 torino. I am sorry I forgot we did have to put a new carb on that grain truck 15 years ago or so.
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