What type of gas does this one use? Is it non-ethanol as well?
1339128
You can buy a regular gas and add a two cylcle motor oil and it ready to go
1339129
The blower takes regular (87 octane) gasoline (ethanol is OK) and 2 cycle oil. Instructions for mixing the oil/gas are included with the blower.
1339130
There is no mention of ethanol in the manual. It uses regular gas, 87 octane minimum although higher is recommended. It is 2-cycle (2-stroke) with a common 50:1 mixture.
925058
Due to there being regular (Non Ethanol/middle grade) gasoline at the pumps now, that is what I have and use in my generator. However, the best choice is to purchase (if you have LP or Natural Gas) a fuel adapter kit from the US Carburetion Kit Center (www.uscarb.com) so you can utilize either Gasoline and/or LP/Natural Gas. LP/Natural Gas will not gum up or damage the Carburetor like Ethanol Gas will.
738905
Yes-- but no more than 10% ethanol. Additionally, even 10 % ethanol has a tendency to ruin any rubber hoses, carburetor diaphragms, etc. I personally use non ethanol gas in all my small engines. Hope this helps.
1078118
Usually just 87 octane but I try to get gas without ethanol to prevent long-term gumming up of the fuel system. This thing has been rock solid starting on any fuel so far.
1224826
This is NOT a natural gas model. It is unleaded gasoline only. The model you are looking for is PD3G10000E.
2069907
I have been using this stuff for a year now. California has corn oil gasoline already, so I would not add anything that contains ethanol. Some versions of this product contain methanol, but not this one.
567302
Unleaded gas. Not diesel. Not more than 10% ethanol. Use mid grade gas (or even high octane) and it will run like a charm.
564827
I only use ethanol free gasoline for this reason. Ethanol is highly corrosive - thank you congressman!
676173
Oil/gas mix. I use regular gas and it works fine although I sometimes run 91 through it. I've never had issues with regular. You must mix with oil.
738904
I have not used ethanol gas. I usually try to use premium on these small engines they seem to run better. Just my thought.
1412062
Absolutely not! Never use vehicle fuel for an indoor fire. Bio ethanol fuel that is formulated for indoor use gives off no harmful chemicals. Ethanol purchased from a gas station could contain gasoline (such as E-85 ethanol which contains 15% unleaded fuel for highway vehicles). Such fuels would fill your home with toxic gasses, many of which are colorless and odorless. Do not take any chances.
1166716
That fuel has such a high content of ethanol, that I question how many cars are really set up to run it without long term negative effects. Even 10% ethanol blends are extremely hygroscopic.
1914424
I use Vector Quintuple Refined Butane Gas Fuel Refill.I would think any butane gas would be fine.
529235
I use regular denatured alcohol. You can find it as a cleaning product or as a fuel at hardware stores, camping stores, or probably walmart.
1918314
That would be the best if you can get it. If not, use the highest octane of ethanol gas.
725502
Sorry, I don't know. However it is working well using the nasty ethanol that's being foisted on us. You may try "the dieselstop" site/forums for an answer.
1238283
Runs fine on regular 90% gasoline with 10% ethanol mix. Never had a problem starting or weak power.