Reply With QuotePut it in your Rhino. It'll run on it. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trying to get my Eliminator back in the water and I need to drain the tanks. What do I do with the gas after I drain them. I would imagine it would be too old to put into my cars and trucks to burn? I don't even know how much fuel is in the tanks. Could be a lot. Any advise on how to deal with this.
Put it in your Rhino. It'll run on it. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Put it in your Rhino. It'll run on it. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't have one yet. I need to get this boat running first. The ***boat.com mods said if my boat isn't running by the end of the year, I won't be able to post on this board anymore.
Put it in a pump up sprayer and use it for weed killer next summer.
Makes for great boyscout juice (firestarter) if you're into camping n such.
I don't have one yet. I need to get this boat running first. The ***boat.com mods said if my boat isn't running by the end of the year, I won't be able to post on this board anymore.
Don't get one. They are lame and just a fad. Not fun at all. I wish I would have never wasted my money on the piece of shit.
would a fuel stabilizer be OK on fuel that is been sitting since 1999?
NO, think about it. Stabliizer. Youre too late. It's already lost it's stability
Put it in a pump up sprayer and use it for weed killer next summer.
i agree, i don't have any grass or weeds growin around my shop anymore,lol :crossx:
Dump 4 or 5 gallons of it into a vehicle that already has about 15 galons of fuel in it and just burn it as a mixture. Won't hurt a thing. If you are afraid of using the car (which it won't hurt) than mix it 50-50 in good gas and feed it to the lawn-mower, or anything wlse you want to.
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