If the claims about this stuff are true, then long term gasoline storage for generators etc should be moved WAY back on the list of items to be concerned about.
Tell me anything you know.
Tell me anything you know.
Anyone in here have experience with Pri-G?
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Not with pri g, but stabil. Been using it for all my gas storage that I rotate during the summer months for the lawn tractor, or genny. Just burned up some year old treated gas that was in the genny the entire time. Zero problems. Never had to tear apart carbs since treating gas...seems to work as advertised. Just using plain e10 to boot.
Everything I have read about it makes me believe it is far superior to sta bil (what I have been using for years). The idea that you can keep gas viable for several years is what appeals to me. On the surface it may seem like a non issue because I would always rotate it out after a year, but if there was ever a time that after a year there was no replacing it, it is good to know that you just add a little pri-g and you can keep the gas viable for much longer.
BTW, if anyone is interested (and in the Raleigh area), it is available at Global Performance Motors.
BTW, if anyone is interested (and in the Raleigh area), it is available at Global Performance Motors.
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It was recommended to me here and I stored gas for six months at a time with it for a couple of years. Was going to try it out for a year, but haven't gotten that far. The way the container meters out the doses is a PITA, and the stuff stinks if you spill it.
Edit: And I use it to treat no-ethanol 89 gas that I buy down the street for good measure.
Edit: And I use it to treat no-ethanol 89 gas that I buy down the street for good measure.
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Been using Sta-Bil for many years without any issue. First started out with the red and then moved to the green "marine 360". Figured folks that leave large amounts of fuel year round in boats in salt water/lake water environments had to know something I didn't.
Curious what might make Pri-G superior to Sta-Bil but for my limited use of keeping 30-40 gallons of fuel on hand for a 6-12 month rotation I may never realize the benefits of one over the other anyway.
Curious what might make Pri-G superior to Sta-Bil but for my limited use of keeping 30-40 gallons of fuel on hand for a 6-12 month rotation I may never realize the benefits of one over the other anyway.
I've been using Marine Sta-Bil for years on several boats, one that only gets used a couple of times a year and it's always done the job. Ethanol has it's evils that even Sta-Bil can't overcome like eating the interior lining out of a fuel hose but once you replace the hoses with the new stuff it becomes almost impervious and then SB can do it's job.