I don't know but I owned a Ace Hardware store for several years authorized Husqvarna, Briggs Stratton, etc. mechanic certification. I have seen lots of small engines, especially vertical shaft engines, destroyed by ethanol. I do know that different parts of the country and different seasons have different government requirements on ethanol. I just returned from a trip. I have a car that automatically tracks fuel mileage. I typically get about 28 MPG unless I buy gas at Wally World and then it drops a couple of MPG. I went to NM and AZ, the first time I filled up in New Mexico, mileage jumped to 32MPG. I got at least 31.9 all through New Mexico and Arizona. On one tank of gas, I got 34.6 MPG. The first time I filled up back in Texas, mileage dropped to 28.4. If I raised corn, I would be thrilled about Ethanol otherwise, my honest opinion is it is another Gov’mt fiasco .
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