Preparing Generators for Storage
I searched storing generators and didn't come up with anything, so I'll ask here. First question, we had a need for a generator a couple times recently and the Ryobi I bought did the job. But no...
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RAS43 wrote:cekkk wrote:
And while no one mentions this, our gas is 85 octane, so add another 15 cents to match most areas' 87 octane regular.
In most cases you don't need to run 87 octane in our area because of our thinner air. 85 octane works fine for most vehicles. I haven't used it in many years since I had a 454 GM in a tow vehicle.
True, but my point is, we're getting a cheaper product at a premium price.
Years ago, don't know if it's still available, there was one brand that offered several octane grades, one of which was below then regular. And it was cheaper. Might have been Sunoco.
