unless it is like goo it should be fine for lawnmowers etc. 
Gas Disposal?
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Burning Brakes
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From: Washington District of Columbia
Gas Disposal?
Anyone out there ever had to dispose of gas/fuel in the past? Where
did you "dump" it or get rid of it? What is recommended. I'm sure
there would be a concern for safety. Any advice would surely be
welcome. Thanks
did you "dump" it or get rid of it? What is recommended. I'm sure
there would be a concern for safety. Any advice would surely be
welcome. Thanks
Team Owner
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From: Somewhere in Mo
St. Jude Donor '09-'10, '14
Put it in a gas safe container first. Check with the city, they may have a place where you can take it or at least maybe they can give you some guidance on how to dispose of it properly. The Fire Department also may give you some insight. Here the city of Columbia, Mo has a drop off point you can take hazardous waste to. Look in the phone book under hazardous waste. just some ideas.
Burning Brakes
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Burning Brakes
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Burning Brakes
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From: Washington District of Columbia
gas (water/dirt) in the tank that may be causing the roughness I've
encountered the last 2 weeks. I'm down to the "reserve" tank or about
2 bars so I thought about siphoning the remainder gas/water and
disposing of the stuff/.
Team Owner
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Some people take the old age of gas too serious. I have used old gas even untreated, in all kinds of vehicles, and tools.... Unless it is varnish it should be fine if you burn it up right away. Unless it is years old.
Racer
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From: Manitoba
Yo Guys, as stated in a recent thread of mine, I have suspected bad
gas (water/dirt) in the tank that may be causing the roughness I've
encountered the last 2 weeks. I'm down to the "reserve" tank or about
2 bars so I thought about siphoning the remainder gas/water and
disposing of the stuff/.
gas (water/dirt) in the tank that may be causing the roughness I've
encountered the last 2 weeks. I'm down to the "reserve" tank or about
2 bars so I thought about siphoning the remainder gas/water and
disposing of the stuff/.
Regards: C4
