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Howdy, I just found a station that sells non-corn gas.  I also believe they don't add any other additives/detergents.  What are you guys adding to your corn free gas? Thanks in advance

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Where in NH did you find corn free? The only places I've seen it are Pease Tradeport and  Haffner's. At Pease it's airplane fuel and ~$10 a gallon, Haffner's its 110 octane race fuel and close to $8 a gallon.

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20 minutes ago, redmexican5081 said:

Where in NH did you find corn free? The only places I've seen it are Pease Tradeport and  Haffner's. At Pease it's airplane fuel and ~$10 a gallon, Haffner's its 110 octane race fuel and close to $8 a gallon.

Shawnee general store in Wentworth 

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Gasoline additive packages are added at the fuel depot or refinery depending on the brands. Ethanol is blended at the refinery.  I doubt seriously that a independant small retailer is buying untreated transport loads of gasoline. Small retailer I would be more worried about contaminated fuel tanks and water.

E10 (10% ethanol) gasoline has been mandatory in the US since 2011, E15 (15%) is being implemented this year. What is important to remember is the pump has a disclaimer stating the gasoline may contain ethanol.

Lucas and Stabil are both good products. 

Tom

 

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@WRBTom,  there is no disclaimer and the proximity of the station makes me think there is decent turnover.  Octane is also 91.  Suspect I will be staying with stabil

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That makes more sense, 91 octane could be found around here up until about 2 years ago, now everything has ethanol 

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489b73f4-e9f8-486b-bb21-5510e4542743.jpg

Used in the two-stroke V-6 and now the 4-Stroke V-8.  

Use it in my truck as well. 

Vapor technology protects engine and fuel system above and below the fuel line.

Helps prevent Ethanol fuel-related damage in vehicles and small engines.

Advance formula for engines used in water environments, to better remove the moisture.

Helps prevent corrosion damage and helps remove water.

Stabilizes fuel to keep it fresh during storage.

Helps clean the fuel system for improved in-season performance.

Helps increase engine power.

Made in the U.S.A.

 

:smiley:

A-Jay

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8 hours ago, A-Jay said:


489b73f4-e9f8-486b-bb21-5510e4542743.jpg

Used in the two strove V-6 and now the 4-Stroke V-8.  

Use it in my truck as well. 

Vapor technology protects engine and fuel system above and below the fuel line.

Helps prevent Ethanol fuel-related damage in vehicles and small engines.

Advance formula for engines used in water environments, to better remove the moisture.

Helps prevent corrosion damage and helps remove water.

Stabilizes fuel to keep it fresh during storage.

Helps clean the fuel system for improved in-season performance.

Helps increase engine power.

Made in the U.S.A.

 

:smiley:

A-Jay

This is the same thing I use in my Pro XS, and my almost 40 year old 15hp Johnson tiller on my johnboat. I use Ethanol free gas 100% of the time but never hurts to be over cautious. 

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Many people love Stabil and we've never had issues with it, but several mechanics recommended "seafoam". so we made the switch and havent looked back, i have a 94 merc 60hp and she runs amazing even with 300+ hours on it. 

just my experiences though.

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3 hours ago, JLBBass said:

Seafoam:thumbsup:

The confusing thing with Seafoam is that it contains alcohol, which is what we don't like about ethanol 

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On 3/16/2019 at 2:53 PM, A-Jay said:


489b73f4-e9f8-486b-bb21-5510e4542743.jpg

Used in the two strove V-6 and now the 4-Stroke V-8.  

Use it in my truck as well. 

Vapor technology protects engine and fuel system above and below the fuel line.

Helps prevent Ethanol fuel-related damage in vehicles and small engines.

Advance formula for engines used in water environments, to better remove the moisture.

Helps prevent corrosion damage and helps remove water.

Stabilizes fuel to keep it fresh during storage.

Helps clean the fuel system for improved in-season performance.

Helps increase engine power.

Made in the U.S.A.

 

:smiley:

A-Jay

I use this stuff too in my engine. Great stuff.

 

@A-JayYou put 360 in your truck? Have you found any benefits from doing so? I've always thought about adding something since my truck can sit when I use my company vehicle a lot. 

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8 minutes ago, iabass8 said:

I use this stuff too in my engine. Great stuff.

 

@A-JayYou put 360 in your truck? Have you found any benefits from doing so? I've always thought about adding something since my truck can sit when I use my company vehicle a lot. 

 

Yes - I will say that I can not list any very obvious benefits from using the Sta-Bil 360 in my truck.

 But I've always used some type of gas treatment in every engine (large & small) ever since 'ethanol' became a thing.

Once I got the boat - I bought a 'career supply' (several cases of 32 oz bottles) and rather than using two products to do the same thing - I just went with the Sta-Bil.  I've always used it to treat gas for over the winter storage - and it's worked well.  And with the crazy winters here - I often go a couple of weeks without running my truck - no need to and half the time I can't anyway - so it may be helping me there too.

A-Jay

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In my Verado I burn 91 ethanol free gasoline.  I add Mercury Quickleen and Quikcare.

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31 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

Yes - I will say that I can not list any very obvious benefits from using the Sta-Bil 360 in my truck.

 But I've always used some type of gas treatment in every engine (large & small) ever since 'ethanol' became a thing.

Once I got the boat - I bought a 'career supply' (several cases of 32 oz bottles) and rather than using two products to do the same thing - I just went with the Sta-Bil.  I've always used it to treat gas for over the winter storage - and it's worked well.  And with the crazy winters here - I often go a couple of weeks without running my truck - no need to and half the time I can't anyway - so it may be helping me there too.

A-Jay

Good deal. Ill give it a shot.

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15 hours ago, NHBull said:

The confusing thing with Seafoam is that it contains alcohol, which is what we don't like about ethanol 

been using it in my outboards for over 30 years, with NO problems! And that is coming from someone who has his boat stored for around 4-5 months out of the year. 

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@RHuff

Do you mind if I ask where you got it?

Can't find it anywhere 

Thanks 

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It JUST released by Seafoam.. It may be a few more weeks until it hits the

shelves..

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15 hours ago, RHuff said:

It JUST released by Seafoam.. It may be a few more weeks until it hits the

shelves..

The target date is September......

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I know everyone loves this stuff, but if you read the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) on them the contents are alarming.  Stabil for instance is 95% deodorized kerosene and Seafoam is 65% isopropanol, which is the most aggressive alcohol available, so that plus E10 is a whole lot of alcohol.  Personally, all I have ever done is keep the boat tank and power equipment tanks filled to the brim to avoid condensation and with E10 I have never had a problem in view of the additives the fuel companies use.  Every spring everything cranks right up.  A least it has for the last 18 years and the boat is stored outdoors.

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3 hours ago, OnthePotomac said:

Stabil for instance is 95% deodorized kerosene

Which is not alcohol - it's another byproduct of oil refining. Gas, Diesel, Kerosene, Asphalt ...they're all from oil.

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On 3/16/2019 at 12:20 PM, Tennessee Boy said:

I only use corn free.  I add Stabil.

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