[forbye]

hey, do you guys use drygas anymore in the wintertime ? any probs with fuel line icing up??

 

[amp2oo1]

Ive never heard of it? I just make sure to never get below like 1/3 tank in the winter. Its been everywhere from 0 to -30 the last week and I havent had any troubles(where is the knock on wood emoticon?)

 

[nitrozahn]

Are you talking about the stuff you pour in to get rid of moisture in your fuel? If so i never use the stuff. I live near Chicago and it has been -30 windchill the last couple of days and I only had 1/4 tank of gas. No problems at all. As long as you know that you are getting good gas at the station (no water) then you should be ok.

 

[lrak]

hey, do you guys use drygas anymore in the wintertime ? any probs with fuel line icing up??

First of all, I've never used it in my entire life. Just buy from a high volume retailer and you'll be fine.

Secondly, gas in New Hampshire contains ethanol this winter. That's basically the same as drygas! The alcohol mixes with the water and lowers the freezing point and allows the mixture to be burned.

 

[forbye]

tks for the replies, i was wondering if our fuel contained ethanol..i understand this is alcohol and water dispersant

 

[davecarrr414]

yea. just dont buy fuel from some random hick mom and pop gas station, you will be fine.

 

[81shark]

no problem with the negative temps this week.

 

[81shark]

no problem with the negative temps this week.

 

[Obxfishn]

If you are worried about fuel freezing, add a can of SeaFoam to your tank of gas. This is some excellent stuff.

 

[demoncleaner]

Been below zero at nite for days, but havent used it this year. I keep the tank full when its cold out.

The snowmobile gets it instead as she sits out an hour away.