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gas man 2 10-11-2012 15:39:41 68.171.231.80 Report to Moderator	How long can you keep 110 gas in a jerry can caped tightly? If a jerry can is no good, what can you use for a storage container smaller than a barrel? [Reply]   [No Email]
showdown 10-11-2012 16:26:38 75.194.159.225 Report to Moderator	Re: fuel storage in reply to gas man 2, 10-11-2012 15:39:41   I was told by a race car driver that shelf life was 2yrs. on 114, keep it in a stable temp. Your plastic can is ok, but put a stick of 2x10 under it on a cement floor,to keep the moisture away hope this helps //////// [Reply]  [No Email]
Ole Johnny 10-11-2012 16:22:26 75.89.165.117 Report to Moderator	Re: fuel storage in reply to gas man 2, 10-11-2012 15:39:41   If the can seals tightly so no moisture can enter and if you put a small amount of conditioner in it, it should last for many many months if it is stored away from the heating and cooliing of the direct sun light. [Reply]  [No Email]
baldwin racing 10-12-2012 15:39:23 74.79.154.169 Report to Moderator	Re: fuel storage in reply to Ole Johnny, 10-11-2012 16:22:26   use a steel race can that the fuel comes in..... Make shure you seal it tight, no moisture keep on a shelf or off the ground by useing a wooden pallet to keep it off the cement floor...It will last at least a good year...to 2 years, keep it in a cool but dry area.... alky or methnol is even more fusy....it absorbs moisture fast...but will last about a year....in same conditions kelly [Reply]  [No Email]