Coleman fuel

Hankg

Hankg

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Has anyone ever used Coleman fuel in their GTs ? a friend has told me they run well on it and because it does not have all of
the additives gas has there are a lot less carb problems. Although it is around seven dollars a gallon for someone that has a few show tractors
that only run once in awhile it may be cheaper in the long run. Your thoughts..
 
I would burn it in tractor if the alternative was pushing tractor home. Can only expect so much performance from a 16hp rocket engine
I have used naphtha gas for thinning paint to give alkyd paint a satin finish
 
I'm wondering if mixing a little diesel in with the Coleman fuel would raise the octane rating?
 
Hankg said:
Has anyone ever used Coleman fuel in their GTs ? a friend has told me they run well on it and because it does not have all of
the additives gas has there are a lot less carb problems. Although it is around seven dollars a gallon for someone that has a few show tractors
that only run once in awhile it may be cheaper in the long run. Your thoughts..
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Hi, we sell aspen fuel. It’s a great alternative but about 18 pounds for a uk gallon, 5 litres. If has a life of 5 years, as it has zero ethanol and it’s a alkylate fuel.
 
I use the same gas in all gas engines from the truck to the chain saws and line trimmer. Always run some MMO and Sat-Bail. Started the chain saw this morning, first time since last winter and 4 pulls and it fired. 3 more and it was running. I have no problem with ethanol gas.
 
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