Posted by Wardner on September 05, 2009 at 16:58:53 from (4.154.240.180):
In Reply to: fuel storage posted by MN Bob on September 05, 2009 at 12:52:52:
Diesel fuel doesn't need to be treated for long term storage. I get all my diesel from homeowners that have or are currently switching over to natural gas. I have pumped several tanks where the fuel was un-dyed. These tanks were being removed prior to selling the house. How old do you think that fuel was?
Moreover, I started up my International truck with a DT 466 that had been sitting for 11 years. It started well and ran fine. I also have several tractors that see very little run time. Some of that fuel has to be 10-15 years old.
Don't waste your money. Don't buy into to the bogus info that the sellers of Stabil want you to hear.
As a footnote, I don't even think Stabil is necessary for today's gasoline. I picked up a hundred and fifty gallons of 2 cycle prepared gas from a boat two years ago. I run it in my Farmall 400 and 504. Ya, it's a little smoky but I have had no problems.
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