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  • BamaFan

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    Does anyone know where I can dispose of approx 125-150 Gal Gas it's almost a year old I've been working to much during covid and need to get this out of my boat for my Outboard is very finicky.

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    Daezee

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    MY opinion: Assuming it's not got oil mixed with it, pour about 5 gallons at a time into your car/truck fuel tank, thus mixing it with fresher gas and simply use it up. That's what I do with my old generator gas I've had on hand and have never had a problem. I dispose of my old gas that way every May before hurricane season and fill my cans with fresh. Heck, if you and I were close enough, I'd be happy to fill up my one empty 5 gallon can.
     

    Molon Labe

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    MY opinion: Assuming it's not got oil mixed with it, pour about 5 gallons at a time into your car/truck fuel tank, thus mixing it with fresher gas and simply use it up. That's what I do with my old generator gas I've had on hand and have never had a problem. I dispose of my old gas that way every May before hurricane season and fill my cans with fresh. Heck, if you and I were close enough, I'd be happy to fill up my one empty 5 gallon can.
    I just mix some Sta-bil or Heet with it, run it thru a coffee filter for any sediments. Put it into a clean container, add it to some fresh gas and "keep on truckin."
     

    fl57caveman

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    if it was marine gas, with stabilizer in it, it should be good, but mix it in with your vehicle or mower gas, say 5-7 gallons in 18 gallon tank

    your mileage may vary.....the color tells alot, if it is clear, with a very light amber color, you are good, if it looks like dark amber maple syrup, maybe not so good..
     

    Welldoya

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    I just used 10 gallons of gas in my truck that I bought just before Sally and I’m still using some in my riding mower with no problems.
    But it was non-ethanol with Stabil in it.
     
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