Do you have to use the premix fuel?
1395408
No.. You can mix your own or you can buy the premix... Since most auto gas now has so much alcohol in it I do prefer the premix but you can certainly mix your own. If you do mix with automotive gas it is best to drain the tank after each use.
347814
No, not even for a short time. For this application, you will probably need to use a fuel burning appliance, outside the vehicle.
322064
NO do not add regular gasoline the fuel to oil ratio is off and will not keep your engine properly lubricated causing it to heat up above normal operating temp and lock up the motor. I would only use the traxxas approves fuels somewhere between 25 to 30 percent lubrication.
633180
You don't "need" to although it will elongate the life of the tank. Do not apply it w/ fuel pump in the tank.
1322155
In my opinion it doesn't matter. Putting it in before, if you're at the gas station, might mix it better. It may be too concentrated IG you put it in before driving to the station. I just put it into a full tank.
2056621
don't use anything but regular fuel. One without ethanol. Purge the system of any ethanol fuel.
302043
Yes assuming you have the proper regulator, and supporting fuel plumbing. Keep I'm mind pumps are better suited to push fuel instead of suck it.
1537543
If the fittings match, yes. However, depending upon the weather, you'll burn through the fuel quickly and find you'll need to refill it often....
2254894
I have only filled my generator to the full position and then the auxillary to the full position and used.. The fuel will feed from the auxiliary tank first and always leave the tank in your genset full - for example, it will use the fuel in your gen set last.
523959
I have yet to use gasoline as a fuel. I believe white gas works the best. SW
1606824
No. The fuel is available at many locations. Any camping store or you can order on line. Inexpensive.
1955930
Use regular unleaded fuel 87 octane,do not mix oil with gas.Oil goes separate in the crankcase, oil type 5W30.
1646206
It's not suppose to be hock up to the fuel system of the truck engine. But it can be hock up to the fuel tank by a fuel inlet kit. Once you fill the fuel tank of the engine( main) you close the petcock. If not you will drain it on the ground. And you good to go just keep the petcock close unless you need to fill the main tank up. Remember if you leave the petcock open it will over fill you tank up
2114361
Yes, I see no problem with using the Propane Fuel.I use an Electric Stove and it works GREAT...no problems.
1999243
Megan, it doesn't come with fuel in it already as it would be hazardous to transport. You will have to put your own fuel in it after you receive it which allows you to choose how much and what octane. Good luck and thanks for the chuckle! ;-)
68091
That's all I use and haven't had any issues. I make sure to use fresh fuel (89 octane-mid grade) and treat with startron for storage. I'm sure the fuel system is ethanol safe as are all IC engines and fuel systems made today. If you have easy access to non oxygenated fuel, of course that would be preferable.
2191918
Yes you need to run it for one full tank of fuel. After that you can fill it back up an make any necessary adjustments that need to be made to the carburetor etc.