I dump about five gallon to every 100 gallon of fuel in my storage tank. I have a filter on my storage tank hand pump. I figure if it's good enough to filter my fuel, it's good enough to filter the oil in it too. Been doing this for 5+ years now and never had a problem. The only time I did have a problem was when I went and bought fuel by the 5 gallon can and put it straight in my tractors. Had to change my filters within two weeks on every one that I put fuel into that way. From now on it all goes in my storage tank and then pump it into my tractors.
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