Re: white gas

Posted by Robert Cornell on September 04, 2003 at 11:31:46 from (209.62.168.189):

In Reply to: white gas posted by glenshoe on September 04, 2003 at 03:22:35:

As has been mentioned, white gas was simply gasoline with no lead or other additives. We used to dispense it out of a barrel and people used in jungers furnaces and coleman stoves primarily. The best thing you can do with gasoline, is to fill the tank to the rim and keep it full. Exposure to air and the moisture in it is what turns gas. Stabil will only work to a point. I have had gas in both cars and tractors that stayed just fine for 3+ years and the only thing I did was add a little SeaFoam and fill the tank to the very brim. The SeaFoam helps with varnish in the carburetor - no matter what you do, there will always be a little air in the carb....if you can drain it that is best....

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