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Posted by riverbend on April 13, 2005 at 19:54:38 from (208.160.34.57):
Has anyone tried running E85 (85% ethanol, 15% gas) in a letter series tractor ? As gas prices creep up, I am thinking about trying some ethanol, maybe 25% at first and working up from there. 1) E85 is cheaper than gas. 2) The fuel system on my H has a rubber tip on the float needle, but otherwise it is all metal. 3) The main jet is adjustable. Am I missing something ? Does E85 go bad like gas ?
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