Posted by RMinVa on December 02, 2010 at 18:13:24 from (67.142.166.21):
In Reply to: Ethanol gas posted by shullpa on December 02, 2010 at 17:00:40:
Here in Va. our humidity is most of the time very high. This past summer it stayed above 85% for months and most of the time it was 90-98%. Every time I got a chain saw out it wouldn't start unless I mixed up some new gas and oil. So every time I had to dump what I had mixed. If it sit for more than 2 weeks the gas wouldn't burn.
The local store changed brands of gas this summer in August. They have a sign up now "ethanol free gas". Well what do you know I haven't had to dump anymore gas since. It's called Tiger Fuel. Don't know if they distribute that far north but they are in Charlottesville Va. And everyone that buys gas at our local store says they get more miles to the gal. on ethanol free gas and it's the same price as other brands.
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