non ethanol gas

[slim rem 7]

if your seasonal use, small engines [especially 2 cycle]are giving you fits ..try nonethanol gas if you can find it..i found it at kelly gas station on n.c.49 close to denton n.c.
the owner of walker mower distributor, close by, the station put me wise to it..
 id be interested in reading of other outlets for non ethanol gas in the albemarle n.c [stanly co]
 area..
 i bought 2 gal an mixed it with a good synthetic mix [40-1]this morning..so far ,i have brought 3 small engines that id give up on, back to life, with it..hope this is allowed on this forum as i wonder how many other people are having the same trouble with these small engines..
 anyone thats aware of other nonethanol gas outlets in the stanly co n.c. area..id appreciate a heads up as to where else i can get it. thanks slim

[powderman]

We don't have the ethanol crap out here, but they do in Lou. When we visit in ILL thats all you can buy so we just buy enough to get home. I had an old john deere tractor that didn't like the ethanol at all, fouled the plugs terribly. The local stations quit it a long time ago. POWDERMAN. 

[slim rem 7]

 is your town named common sense..

[magooch]

You mean like the old days when you could leave gas in your chain saws, etc. and you got better gas mileage?  Why would we want to do that?  Think about the poor corn farmers and the distilleries and all those subsidies.  No, no I'd rather have the alky content boosted up to 15%, so the mileage would go down even further and our fuel systems can degrade even quicker.

[Hooker]

Consumers here avoided buying ethanol gas and now none of the station handle anything but 100% gasoline.
It's not just common sense it is a free consumer driven market and it's beautiful.

Pat 

[XD40SC]

Worst thing for 2 cycles. I add Stabil to all my engines. I have a fuel line gas/water separator on my boat. Citco was only one carrying nonalcoholic gas. Now I can't find a station that carries pure gas- non ethanol. All because of corn substitutes.

[Sourdough]

Glad we don't have that problem.  No ethonol in our gas.  The refinery here in North Pole pulls the oil straight from the pipeline.  Refines our gasoline then sends it out to the stations.  It would cost a fortune to ship ethanol to Alaska and put it in our gasoline, so it is not done.  Except for the Seattle suburbs (Southeastern Alaska) all the gas and diesel used in Alaska is refined in either North Pole or Nakiski.

[Empty Quiver]

We have a station selling gas for special purpose engines and antique autos.  I use it in all small engines, I add the Stabil the day I purchase it and never wonder if the mower has been winterized, or if the ice auger has been summerized.