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Re: Re: ethanol and fuel mileage
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Posted by Iowa on October 26, 2003 at 20:06:40 from (206.72.22.168):
In Reply to: Re: ethanol and fuel mileage posted by Joel Harman on October 26, 2003 at 19:38:48:
I run 10% ethanol in tractors 50 years old and older. Also have a blue homelite chain saw that starts better on the 10 per cent. Have checked the gas mileage on 200 mile trips and have found there is absolutely no difference between the two different fuels. The oil companys dont like it of course. We took a trip to Seattle and asked people about 10 percent ethanol, half the people were told not to use it because it was not good for their car, what bull. If that was the case 98 percent of all the cars in Iowa would not be running. In Iowa it is 2-3 cents cheaper. GO ETHANOL
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