Joseph W Santora
ArboristSite Operative
And MOGAS can sit in an aircraft fuel tank for a year.
My clothes smell like pitch and saw waste at the end of a day! Definitely not exaust.Your breathing fumes wether you stick your face in the exhaust or not. That's why after working in the woods for a day your clothing stinks of exhaust fumes.
I can smell the 2 stroke oil on them and so can everyone else around me.My clothes smell like pitch and saw waste at the end of a day! Definitely not exaust.
True but I try not to add to it.Many many things are bad fir us gentleman! Many things! You ever read the label of something bought or made in California these days. Everything in that state can cause cancer according to them! Come on!
Well I gave my advice and opinions. Time to move on. Its been a good discussion gentlemen!
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!
Interesting, I've never heard of it or seen it at any of the local airports. I'm all for getting a alkyd fuel, but will not run leaded fuel of any type.Don't use 100ll. It does have more lead in it than pump gas. Find yourself an airport that sells MOGAS. 91 octane and no lead and none of the additives of pump (even e-free) gas. My lawn takes 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 tanks to mow on pump gas with ethanol. Using MOGAS I can do it using less than 1.
Yes alkyd fuel is a cleaner burning fuel from my understanding, also much more shelf stable then pump gas. It also has a very different exhaust smell, which I don't find unpleasant at all, I just won't run a leaded fuel. No one will argue the merrit of an alkyd based fuel, but I also won't run avgas just because of its high lead content amd canned fuel is $20.00 something a gallon. Too rich for me.Never said anything about better performance. I just said Its better for the cylinder life. Also, maybe the octane content itself doesn't have anything to do with shelf life but the fuel as a whole is far more stable than pump gas when it comes yo long gevity. Fumes? I'd be more concerned about the mix oil fumes than the fuel it's self.p Ive had more problems with over mixed rich fuel than anything when it comes to burning of the eyes and respiratory problems. Price. Like you said Sean. 6.00 a gallon. Well, as far as being expensive? That all depends on how much fuel your going to consume over time. My biggest point is. If one is looking to run high octane gas? Based on experience. "I myself" feel AV gas is the better option vs pump gas and octane boosters.
Yes alkyd fuel is a cleaner burning fuel from my understanding, also much more shelf stable then pump gas. It also has a very different exhaust smell, which I don't find unpleasant at all, I just won't run a leaded fuel. No one will argue the merrit of an alkyd based fuel, but I also won't run avgas just because of its high lead content amd canned fuel is $20.00 something a gallon. Too rich for me.
I think the ol boy is right you don't want Lead I seen what it can do. Listen its hard enough without that crap to stay well. Take care of your self as best you can.
Anyone with a functioning nose can...I can smell the 2 stroke oil on them and so can everyone else around me.
Right. You can run a saw for a few seconds and stink of two stroke exhaust.My wife calls it my perfume. Worse, get some old gear oil on your cloths and see how many washes it takes to get the smell out.
Then I'm dumb all over, and a little ugly on the side.Just about none of that is technically accurate...
And running AvGas in a saw is stupid and terrible for your health.. Not to mention the fact that it will in many cases make your saw run worse.
How much i$ canned fuel$?Av gas vs pump gas is a bad comparison. The octane doesn't have anything to to with performance or shelf life. Avgas is a different formulation of fuel. It's an alkyd based fuel, which does have benefits over pump gas save the lead content and cost. The cost I could stomach, the lead content I won't. I haven enough going for me for getting cancer don't need to breath in the lead fumes from running avgas. Besides that it's over $6.00 gal.
While they aren't good for you, gas fumes no longer contain lead or aromatics which were the real nasties in gasoline back in the day.I bet pump gas fumes are fairly toxic too. and I cant stand breathing diesel fumes in those are rough!
Diesel seems to be the most nasty thing at work.While they aren't good for you, gas fumes no longer contain lead or aromatics which were the real nasties in gasoline back in the day.
AV gas contains both...
It's also known as UL91. Not widely available and I have never seen it.Interesting, I've never heard of it or seen it at any of the local airports. I'm all for getting a alkyd fuel, but will not run leaded fuel of any type.
Mayne ignorant, not dumb. There is a differance.Then I'm dumb all over, and a little ugly on the side.
My saws will sit overwinter, and start right up spring with no carb problems, 026, 028, 036, 038M.....
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