how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[Hedgerow]

I used to think that was high... now diesel costs more than that.
It's all about perspective.

I’d bet it’s more now...

I only go through about 80 gallons a year..

It’s all I run in saws and the wood mizer.

And the last tank full of the season in the mower.

 

[Workshop]

Finally hauled something with it today.

 

[Hinerman]

Good Morning Saw Family...

 

[Douglas Ostrander]

Made some ginkgo slabs yesterday. Cuts and looks like maple.

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[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Jetmd]

Did you mean Ginkgo Doug?

Or another variety of tree?

I haven’t heard of that one.

@Douglas Ostrander

 

[MACHINE]

That stuff Matt gets is good stuff, can't get it here. I wish they would open a shop in Tulsa. I use Sta-bil in straight gas, never a problem. I would use Startron too. I use Sea Foam in my 2-stroke fuel on occasion.

Airport

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[Workshop]

Airport

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Where would one go at the airport to buy some gas? Who would I need to talk to there?

The reason I ask is I doubt that they have self serve pumps and might get a little upset about me showing up to get some gas in my 5 gallon can.

 

[moparnut88]

Well traded my vw off on partial trade today for this jeep. Pretty nice jeep. Wife said I had to park it out of sight b4 she gets attached to it lol. Gonna fix a few things on it and flip it. 54k original miles. 2000 wrangler 4.0 5spd ac.


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[Douglas Ostrander]

Did you mean Ginkgo Doug?

Or another variety of tree?

I haven’t heard of that one.

@Douglas Ostrander

Yes Ginkgo. Yellow leaves in the fall and can live up to 3000 years.

 

[Hinerman]

Airport

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Doesn't it contain lead?

Where would one go at the airport to buy some gas? Who would I need to talk to there?

The reason I ask is I doubt that they have self serve pumps and might get a little upset about me showing up to get some gas in my 5 gallon can.

I do have a small local airport where you can buy aircraft fuel; they will sell it to you if you ask them, no self serve pumps. There is a place here that sells racing fuel too; they also sell e-free 87 and 91 octane, and pure diesel. I do have access to other non-ethanol 87 and 91 octane pump gas also; which is what I use.

 

[Semotony]

Doesn't it contain lead?



I do have a small local airport where you can buy aircraft fuel; they will sell it to you if you ask them, no self serve pumps. There is a place here that sells racing fuel too; they also sell e-free 87 and 91 octane, and pure diesel. I do have access to other non-ethanol 87 and 91 octane pump gas also; which is what I use.

Saw race fuel at a pump yesterday, $7.xx gallon. I'll stay with ethanol free premium in the middle of town for my 2 stroke mix!

 

[Jetmd]

Ethanol free was 4.47 Saturday at my closest location.

Most commonly available aircraft ‘gas’ is 100LL which is 100 octane Low Lead
But understand it still contains a high amount of lead compared to Unleaded pump gas.

Some FBO’s will have 80/87 which is a better choice for saws.

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Ethanol free was 4.47 Saturday at my closest location.

Most commonly available aircraft ‘gas’ is 100LL which is 100 octane Low Lead
But understand it still contains a high amount of lead compared to Unleaded pump gas.

Some FBO’s will have 80/87 which is a better choice for saws.

FBO'S?

 

[67L36Driver]

Fixed Base Operator.

One doesn’t need the octane really. Just needs to be ethanol free.

I’m almost certain you could run a saw on Coleman fuel. Provided it had proper oil added.

 

[JimBear]

Fixed Base Operator.

One doesn’t need the octane really. Just needs to be ethanol free.

I’m almost certain you could run a saw on Coleman fuel. Provided it had proper oil added.

This sounds like an excellent informative & educational thread for you to start Carl. Thank you for volunteering to do this. Let us know when you post it.

 

[Hinerman]

Fixed Base Operator.

One doesn’t need the octane really. Just needs to be ethanol free.

I’m almost certain you could run a saw on Coleman fuel. Provided it had proper oil added.

Exactly, which is why I buy 87 or 91 e-free. The fuel Matt buys is 89 octane with whatever they blend with it to make it last 2 years. Matt is going through 80 gallons per year so he may not need it for most ope; but it’s good insurance for stuff that sits

 

[67L36Driver]

This sounds like an excellent informative & educational thread for you to start Carl. Thank you for volunteering to do this. Let us know when you post it.

I should save the next 30 ish cc Poulan for the experiment.

But I don’t have a Coleman lantern.

Do they even have them anymore?

I’d love to try to burn down one with a 16” x 3/8 LP and low rakers. Stuff a hot plug in there. [emoji108]

 

[Workshop]

I should save the next 30 ish cc Poulan for the experiment.

But I don’t have a Coleman lantern.

Do they even have them anymore?

I’d love to try to burn down one with a 16” x 3/8 LP and low rakers. Stuff a hot plug in there. [emoji108]

Coleman still makes gas lanterns. You can buy fuel for them at Wal-Mart.