Wilsons Sandbox

Michael & All: I have been using gas stabilizer for years in everything I own that has a gas engine. I usually turn the engine over a few revolutions with the ignition off then turn the key. Always get an instant start. This includes my snow blower which sits in a hot shed all summer. Always starts instantly. I don't know what the stuff is but it sure works. Ken TC 4147 Michael DeRentz wrote:>>>>>

Hans, It's a petrol (or gasoline) additive which, according to a chemist chum, retains the oomph in petrol which otherwise evaporates or changes composition over an extended length of time. I'm sure that the Badger has an amusing alternative answer to the question! David Lodge HANS HOLTMAN wrote:

>What is a gas stabilizer ? > >Hans TC 1095 > > > > >Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > >

Its quite useful for adding on the last run before winter storage to aid startup 4-6 months later. Its most available source seems to be in Garden LawnMower outlets! Clive ================================================= Message text written by wargs

>Hans,

It's a petrol (or gasoline) additive which, according to a chemist chum, retains the oomph in petrol which otherwise evaporates or changes composition over an extended length of time. I'm sure that the Badger has an amusing alternative answer to the question! David Lodge HANS HOLTMAN wrote:

>What is a gas stabilizer ? >>Hans TC 1095 <