What about the place where the grass never grows? Full of water again?
Old gasoline disposal in St. Mary's?
- Thread starter Gilligan
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Very full of water. And I'm not about to convert that to a permanent Superfund site by burning toxic waste on it.
Didn't that already happen?
Had a burn pile years ago...but a house sits in that spot now. SGI uses the property as his personal dumping ground for plant/garden/landscape waste but he tries to hide that back in the woods.
PeoplesElbow
Well-Known Member
Heard he pooped back there on occasion too.Had a burn pile years ago...but a house sits in that spot now. SGI uses the property as his personal dumping ground for plant/garden/landscape waste but he tries to hide that back in the woods.
Hey... I don't put human/animal waste into the compost pile!
Gilligan on the other hand....
I don't ask.
Being the big-hearted generous-to-a-fault feller that you know I am, I hereby give you all of that old gas. You can refine it in to a product to sell and augment your retirement income.
Probably 60 gallons...but unfortunately some of that is still in a tank I need to empty and I've run out of 5-gallon containers.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Uh...gee. You're so kind....
LightRoasted
If I may ...
For your consideration ...
There is this product that been said by others to be able to renew old gas, though not its primary use or claim; PRI CP123 G Gasoline Treatment.
Plus, you could also use it rather than throw it away by mixing a 50/50, or less, with each fill up of your vehicles, and/or mix 1 gallon to 10 gallons of diesel.
There is this product that been said by others to be able to renew old gas, though not its primary use or claim; PRI CP123 G Gasoline Treatment.
Plus, you could also use it rather than throw it away by mixing a 50/50, or less, with each fill up of your vehicles, and/or mix 1 gallon to 10 gallons of diesel.
Thanks. The gas I'm dealing with is beyond saving....some it was probably 10 years on when I drained whatever it came out of. Nasty stinky brown stuff.. If its not completely gone, we do mix it in with fresh gas to run my old Case backhoe/loader. But heck..I probably put a total of 20 gals through that old machine in a busy year.
We have some poly drums out back that we get our antifreeze in. That's what we store old gas in between pickups. They make good test tanks for outboards, too. The boss probably wouldn't miss a couple, if they were to go missing this weekend.
I have several poly drums already set up for used oil and antifreeze...and a company that comes when I call to pick both up free of charge when they are full. But I don't have anyone that would take old gas for a reasonable fee and didn't want to set up another larger holding tank until I've figured this out. Shoot me the details on the outfit that picks yours up.We have some poly drums out back that we get our antifreeze in. That's what we store old gas in between pickups. They make good test tanks for outboards, too. The boss probably wouldn't miss a couple, if they were to go missing this weekend.
NorthBeachPerso
Honorary SMIB
I imagine a lot of people miss the old days when you'd just dump the old gas off the dock.
Shew. Musta been REALLY old days because I'm 64 and don't recall ever seeing anyone dump old gas overboard. Not saying it didn't happen, but...