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Having made some inquiries and found some interesting facts for the Muleteers out there.
In Canada: Shell V-Power 91 is ethanol Free across Canada. Canadian Tire 91 is also ethanol Free across Canada. Alberta, Nova Scotia: all stations dispense ethanol-free gasoline. Some also dispense E10, a ethanol Blend, so check the pump. British Columbia: all 94-octane Chevron fuel is ethanol-free. Ontario: Co-Op gas has between 5 and 15% ethanol in most blends, not friendly to rubber etc. Hope this helps all, I will be sticking with Shell V-Power 91 I think for my Mule. How fast does bad gas deteriorate the tanks/pumps diaphrams etc? Has anyone experienced it after one tank or does it take repeated exposure? Is the first sign usually a clogged fuel filter? Could we see it in the gas if we drained some from the tank?(Deteriorated rubber?)
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Bryan Michenfelder, C.D. M274A5 Mule w/4 Wheel Steer, electric start. Blacksmith Welder (Pipe) Machinist Stationary Engineer Production Supervisor Reenactor (Not bad for a aging fat man) ![]() ![]() Armatus Et Ebrius Last edited by The_Stainless_Steel_Rat; 07-09-12 at 07:20. Reason: spelling |
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