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Originally Posted by Stainless
I think it's better to do it at the end of season, especially the drive. That way no water stays in it over winter in case it's ingesting.
CH3NO2
Do you also run it to get most of the fuel burned?
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Originally Posted by Eli
Do you also run it to get most of the fuel burned?
Sent from my Bat Cave
Yes, that way it gets fresh fuel on 1st outing of the year.
I have heard others say it's better to leave them full and treat with Sta-bil. Boaters that live in cold wet environments claim there's less condensation buildup in tanks using this method.
CH3NO2
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Originally Posted by Stainless
Yes, that way it gets fresh fuel on 1st outing of the year.
I have heard others say it's better to leave them full and treat with Sta-bil. Boaters that live in cold wet environments claim there's less condensation buildup in tanks using this method.
CH3NO2
I used to leave the tank full with the stabil. But now due to the bad stuff in the gas I go at least half full with stabil.
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Originally Posted by Bobby V
I used to leave the tank full with the stabil. But now due to the bad stuff in the gas I go at least half full with stabil.
Yea, and I put the Sta-bil in at end of last day so it circulates through engine. Probably a little overkill, but I love my engines. 😉
CH3NO2
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Originally Posted by Stainless
Yea, and I put the Sta-bil in at end of last day so it circulates through engine. Probably a little overkill, but I love my engines.
CH3NO2
Good thinking there.
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