[quote="John T"](quoted from post at 17:08:23 11/29/11) Didnt the old gas have that classic stale gas smell YUKK Im sure you know the "smell" I'm talkin about???????? In my old tractors that set, sure I worry about the gas BUT its the fact it leaves a varnish build up that makes the needle valves stick is my major concern. I use Sta Bil plus a bit of low ash Two Cycle Oil in the tractors and let them run long enough so that witches brew fills the carb, then I turn the gas off so they die and put them to bed, its been workin for me.
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About the same thing I do John excepy I use kerosene instead of Sta-Bil. Run the engine until I can smell it in the exhaust, shut down and oil the cylinder.
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