Posted by JDseller on December 02, 2010 at 22:14:00 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: Ethanol gas posted by shullpa on December 02, 2010 at 17:00:40:
All I can tell you guys that "love" ethanol. It makes me a lot of money in repairs. I get twice as many carburetors to rebuild now that they blend ethanol. I also can never use any two cycle mix that is over a few weeks old as it will not run in my chain saw or string trimmer.
I had a can that had some two cycle mix that had been mixed on Labor Day weekend. I know this because I had mixed it for the grand kid"s go cart. I had left the fuel can in the shed with the go cart. It will barely burn. You can pour on the ground and it will not light with a match. Take fresh gas, same spot, and it will flash.
I hate all of the stale gas I get each year in my older equipment that is still gas powered. The ethanol supporters here in Iowa have made it about impossible to get gas without it in it.
If it is so "good" why then does it need all of the tax subsidies??? All those ethanol plants around here aren"t paying a lick in property taxes either. I say let the customer buy what they want not what government pushes on you. Those that like it can buy all they want I just want to be able to buy my gas without it.
I will not even go into how much it is costing me in higher feed prices.
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