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fuel stabilizer
Hello,
I know I need to add stabilizer to my lawn mower but what about my weedeater & blower? Thanks |
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Yup, do it all. Use Stabil, avilable at Walmart, K-Mart and auto places. Makes for 1 pull starts in the spring.
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use echo or stihl mix. its a proven product and the stabilizer is already in the mix.
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y'up, either drain it or use stabil in everything. I do both depending on equipment and have not had any problems.
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Diesel ![]() Dutch Hill Farms Brad's Yard Care Sonflower Quilts & Gifts |
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We use fuel stabilizer ,All year long, When our cans are empty we add more.Dont have to worry any more about , start ups.
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I have never used Stabil.
I use good quality fuel in all my equipment. Never had a problem. I dont see a need for it at all.
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Sammy,stabil is for long term storage,in a plastic tank or can,good quality fuel will degrade in as little as 2 months.My stuff may sit from december until april sometimes.I do not use it all year if im running the equipment regularly,but in mid november,ill put it in my 5 gallon premix jug,and fill the mower with it,since the end is coming near as far as running it goes.
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How do you know your fuel is fresh. plus you may not ever have a prob but if you do it is a pain to clean out the system.
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Definitely use it in the 2 cycles, the carburaters seem to gel up faster with the oil mix.
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I never used it for years, tried some last winter and again this winter on 2 strokes.With our small mowers I always ran em till they stopped.
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