Non ethanol gas

[GregV814]

I'm seeing a few more gas stations selling non-ethanol gasoline. It costs a few pennies more but I'm glad to pay the extra.

 

[NorthBeachPerso]

A "few pennies" meaning about a dollar.

 

[jrt_ms1995]

A "few pennies" meaning about a dollar.

A dollar's just pennies to Greg!

 

[jrt_ms1995]

Where's the latest you noticed, Greg?

 

[Gilligan]

I've been filling my gas cans up at Sheetz, Chancellors Run.

 

[Merlin99]

I've been filling my gas cans up at Sheetz, Chancellors Run.

Me too, I invested in a zero turn mower this year and would like to not have to ever have to buy another one.

 

[Gilligan]

Me too, I invested in a zero turn mower this year and would like to not have to ever have to buy another one.

I run only non-ethanol in all small-engine stuff as well as all our boats. Save far more in repairs and aggravation than the cost per gallon difference...

 

[3CATSAILOR]

I run only non-ethanol in all small-engine stuff as well as all our boats. Save far more in repairs and aggravation than the cost per gallon difference...

Wawa at 4/235 appears to be the less costly. So far, I haven't seen anything cheaper. It will probably come done some more toward the late Fall and in to the Winter.

 

[Sneakers]

I haven't had any issue with my tractor and regular fuel with Stabil. The generators have been converted to propane.

 

[black dog]

We can get it here in either 90 or 93 octane.

 

[NorthBeachPerso]

We can get it here in either 90 or 93 octane.

You're out in like Iowa or someplace aren't you? If i remember the octane I got was 88. So a point above Regular Unleaded and a point or two below mid-grade Unleaded.

I don't remember what the octane of regular leaded was fifty years ago but somewhere around 90.

 

[Kyle]

You're out in like Iowa or someplace aren't you? If i remember the octane I got was 88. So a point above Regular Unleaded and a point or two below mid-grade Unleaded.

I don't remember what the octane of regular leaded was fifty years ago but somewhere around 90.

Regular used to run 89.

For the good stuff… At one point you could get 96 from the pump at Sunoco.

 

[Sneakers]

Rem

Regular used to run 89.

For the good stuff… At one point you could get 96 from the pump at Sunoco.

Remember Sunoco Blue?

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

Remember Sunoco Blue?

Remember Ethel?

 

[black dog]

You're out in like Iowa or someplace aren't you? If i remember the octane I got was 88. So a point above Regular Unleaded and a point or two below mid-grade Unleaded.

I don't remember what the octane of regular leaded was fifty years ago but somewhere around 90.

Indiana, its big here with the motorcycle and vintage car crowd.

 

[black dog]

For your consideration ...



Remember Ethel?

Ethel looked, she hasn't been the same since.

 

[Kyle]

Rem
Remember Sunoco Blue?

Never saw that around here.

New Market had a Cam2 station.

after thinking about that for a moment… I seem to remember 102 somewhere.

 

[Gilligan]

Rem
Remember Sunoco Blue?

Back when I was running this on the street, it hated less than the 104 octane I'd buy at Hess..

 

[limblips]

Ah, the days of having to take daily fuel samples on recip aircraft. 115/145 avgas was good stuff, 100/130 OK but 100 Low Lead, nah. Jet fuel samples went in the ground equipment diesels but the avgas had to go somewhere.... The waste fuel tank was further away than my truck in the parking lot.... Poured it in a 5 gallon container and ran the tractor, mower, and some other needy large displacement high compression straight line equipment. Does anybody know the statute of limitations on this?

 

[Merlin99]

Never saw that around here.

New Market had a Cam2 station.

after thinking about that for a moment… I seem to remember 102 somewhere.

Probably at the airport