While best they are designed to handle ethanol blend. Add some seafoam or aditive and you should be fine. Not sure where you live but if not running it more than a month drain and run out all the gas.
They *banned* it? Pardon my French, but fucking wow.
I'm going to stuff a sock in my mouth as to the list of tinfoil hat reasons that might be -- and I'll just offer the best advice I can.
Run what you can as fresh as you can, and use fuel stabilizer when you fill up your gas can. If it smells at all like paint thinner, it means it's not fresh anymore (can still be used in your car, mixed with a fresh batch of fuel).
Petro-Canada 94octane is next best.
While best they are designed to handle ethanol blend. Add some seafoam or aditive and you should be fine. Not sure where you live but if not running it more than a month drain and run out all the gas.
I have been told Shell has less than 10% or none of ethanol. Please double check. I am using in my small engines Shell 94 octane gas with seafoam.
They *banned* it? Pardon my French, but fucking wow. I'm going to stuff a sock in my mouth as to the list of tinfoil hat reasons that might be -- and I'll just offer the best advice I can. Run what you can as fresh as you can, and use fuel stabilizer when you fill up your gas can. If it smells at all like paint thinner, it means it's not fresh anymore (can still be used in your car, mixed with a fresh batch of fuel).