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Old 03-30-2014, 08:29 PM   #15
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Our generator was surging under load after being in storage for a couple of months last year. We added Stabil to the gas tank and ran the generator under load for several hours. No more surging. We are believers.
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I'm sure the fuel companies do plan on their fuel to be good for a year, but simple fact is, it just doesn't happen.

As far as Sta-Bil not fighting ethanol, that's the principle reason Sta-Bil is on the market!

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Marine formula STA-BIL contains double the corrosion inhibitor than original STA-BIL, which is important in open fuel systems, such as those found in boats, lawnmowers and snowmobiles. Open fuel systems vent to the air and continually attract water from the air. This became especially true since the introduction of ethanol blended gasoline that attracts water. When water is introduced into a fuel system it can cause corrosion damage to fuel tanks, fuel lines, carburetors and injectors. Marine formula STA-BIL will protect your engine against these damaging problems.
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Double the corrosion protector than regular STA-BIL
More than four times the fuel system cleaner than regular STA-BIL
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I only use ethanol-free gasoline as the fuel I store for my standby "hurricane ready" generator. I make sure it is truly ethanol-free by testing it prior to filling the storage tanks.

Then I use Stabil in the stored fuel. I think this is important, especially in the heat we experience in the Deep South.

After a year's storage, I take the unused standby Stabilized gasoline and put it in my cars, then replenish my standby stash for another year's duty.

Works for me.
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