Fuel Gas

It is possible that it (spelling Fuel as Feul) was a typo that was not noticed until after hitting enter ! My fingers do their own thing sometimes.

I've seen others with spelling and other errors (including myself) -- I try to just "let it go" .

Most places that sell any fuel treatments will have a few different ones for ethanol. I happen to like the Marine formula from Sta-Bil.

bush-of-sasquatch said:
What kind of moron misspells "fuel"? I'd keep him away from lawn equipment.
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X-man said:
Um, yes.



Why do you prefer Premium over regular?
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The equipment seems to run better for me if I use the premium gas and I know what everyone will say but that's just me. I look at it like it ( the Premium ) isn't hurting anything to run it and I would assume it would be better than the regular gas so why not, especially when I buy it for basically the same price as the regular.
 
Here premium is only 91 octane. I like it. I like it even better if it is the non ethanol 91. I still use some kind of fuel stabilizer. It does not seem to hurt and I think helps. I use Stabil, Briggs, MTD, about any kind. Stabil the last two years. The old timers here all use Seafoam. I do not know what kind of guys miss spell fuel. I do know what kind of guys make a big deal of it.
 
possum said:
Here premium is only 91 octane. I like it. I like it even better if it is the non ethanol 91. I still use some kind of fuel stabilizer. It does not seem to hurt and I think helps. I use Stabil, Briggs, MTD, about any kind. Stabil the last two years. The old timers here all use Seafoam. I do not know what kind of guys miss spell fuel. I do know what kind of guys make a big deal of it.
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A local small motors shop is reccomending people burn aviation fuel in small motors I was recently told.
 
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