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It's around. They even sell testing kits to make sure. If you can find it, run the 100% pure stuff in your lawn equipment unless it specifically says it can ru
by jcoby 11y ago
It's around. They even sell testing kits to make sure.
If you can find it, run the 100% pure stuff in your lawn equipment unless it specifically says it can run on E10. The E10 absolutely destroys the old rubber lines and clogs up carburetors.
- thearn4 11y agoFor smaller 2 cycle engines (chain saws, string trimmers, etc.) you can also buy small volumes of pre-blended gasoline and oil at various mixture ratios that are ethanol free. You can find these near the mower section in most of the big box hardware stores. It's not cheap compared to blending your own, but it keeps my tools very happy. Though I generally have tried to move away from 2 cycle tools to LiPo electric ones where feasible. My electric push power works really well, and I maintain a little under 2 acres of grass.