The problem that I see with the "Run her out" plan is that one is guaranteeing that a small amount of gasoline will be left to evaporate and leave a residue every time the engine is shut down this way. By keeping the bowl flooded, this won't happen. I am beginning to think that it is a crapshoot either way. We had construction equipment that sat for years at times. Sometimes they would roar to life like they were run just yesterday and other times require carburetor and fuel system cleaning before they would even sputter.
