Agreed, I would run the snow blower dry at the end of the season. The amount of gas it would retain isn't worth it clogging up the works. It's pretty common fo

Agreed, I would run the snow blower dry at the end of the season. The amount of gas it would retain isn't worth it clogging up the works. It's pretty common for home generators to be natural gas. If gasoline, maybe keep the gas outside of it and rotate it every 3 months. I.e. have a 10 gallon can of it you buy in Jan. In april if you haven't used it yet, use it to fill up your car, and buy a new 10 gallons in a can. That way your gas is at most 3 months old, at the cost of having to lug around a can 4x a year. You could likely reduce to a 6 month rotation and not have much difference either.