TruFuel (32 oz cans) for $4.02/can

[cobey]

I have a couple of my Dad's old saws that have pump non e in them. They haven't been run in a few years. I just checked and the gas still doesn't have that stale smell to it. Last I ran the 076 it had 3 yr old gas in it and popped on the first pull. Topped it off with fresh and ran it. It reminds me of the Unocal 76 we had around here years ago.

I do trust my source though, they blend it fresh on site from base stock.

I wish are fuel was that good,
I use no e in saws I run alot.......
I don't run any of my saws alot anymore.
Mostly customer saws .
I run no e 91 in my old truck .
I tell my customers to run true
Fuel, it saves me alot of trouble.

 

[Gravitas]

Can't find any E_free pump gas anywhere in my state. I have no choice but to use bottled fuel

Try these....

http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=RI

 

[jake wells]

Try these....

http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=RI

its canned gas it isn't sold at the pump.

 

[redoakneck]

I couldn't afford to cut wood at 20 bucks a gallon.

The 088 on the mill is a real gas hog.

 

[mcginkleschmidt]

Those big cans are 110oz not 128oz.

No crap!? Definitive Dave said he bought a gallon for $16 so I assumed the can held 128 ounces. I've never looked at the can but after you pointed it out, I checked and it is indeed a 110 oz. can. Bummer!

In that case, if you're a savvy buyer you can buy fuel in the 32 oz. can a lot cheaper than in the 110 oz. cans.

 

[Ryan Browne]

I like keeping the canned fuel around. I don't make a habit of it, but I'll occasionally lend out a two stroke powered tool. It's handy to just send along a can of fuel that I know is good. Also, I'll fill my string trimmer with it for over winter storage.

I've heard people say that they reuse the 32oz bottles, which seems handy. I'd be a little worried about mistaking pump gas for canned fuel, but it'd be easy to scratch off part if the label or something.

 

[Dub11]

checkout your local small airport 110 will last a long while on the shelf around 9 buck gallon here in ne Kansas.

 

[RI Chevy]

The airports around me will not sell to me unless they see wings.

 

[jake wells]

my fuel comes from a giant metal can right behind the pump.

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol

 

[mdavlee]

How is milling different than cutting 16" pieces from a stick? Just flat wide open throttle?

Very little idle time. I go wide open from the time it enters the cut til it finishes or runs out of fuel. If the chain is right all I have to do is hold the trigger. I've run out mid cut several times and it was around 1.5 minutes per foot of cut and 5' it died.

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. Wow.

 

[jake wells]

Very little idle time. I go wide open from the time it enters the cut til it finishes or runs out of fuel. If the chain is right all I have to do is hold the trigger. I've run out mid cut several times and it was around 1.5 minutes per foot of cut and 5' it died.

no 660 gas guzzler for me you can keep it.

 

[mdavlee]

no 660 gas guzzler for me you can keep it.

They aren't that bad bucking wood. Milling it's all in one shot with no break so it seems worse than it is.

 

[RI Chevy]

no 660 gas guzzler for me you can keep it.

Don't knock one til you try it. Awesome saws. When done right.

 

[jake wells]

Don't knock one til you try it. Awesome saws. When done right.

i have tried one modded by my buddy i like it over a 395 xp but a 660 is not practical for my wood lot because all the big wood is gone from the lot.

 

[Tor R]

No, we get ripped off 946.35cc compared to your 1000cc.

Lol, it depend what your guys pay for 943.35cc
We only has the option to purchase alkylate fuel, 3$ for 1 litre if I buy 25 litre can.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Cans are nice to pour from, so I bought a few to put it my cutting bucket. I refill them with my own E Free mix. Pretty interesting reading on the side of can...

 

[7sleeper]

Over here quite a few dealers now offer refilling of the cans from barrels of premix. Often a little cheaper than new cans.

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[Jimmy in NC]

Asked for a better price at lowes and got 4.02 per 32oz can of the 40:1 and $16/gallonView attachment 44085
Im set to winterize some saws now

Those aren't gallons in the big cans... they are short

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Ahh as I read along I see I was late to the party.