3 year old gas.. Still Good???

[Bob Denman]

just thought I'd have some fun with you guys. I figured the "pour it through a sock" statement would give it away.

I like it; even though you completely caught me in your web...

[Huntindawg1962]

I had three year old BOAT gas that I put in a new lawnmower to save the gas. $93 in parts and labor later I "really save a lot on that two gallons of gas!"

NO - is also my thoughts.

[DrewNJ]

A few years ago I had about 10 gallons of 9 year old gas that we siphoned out of a jetski that was given to us. The ski was winterized and sat behind a friends old shed untouched for 9 years. The gas reeked of mice piss and stale gas. Gas looked like varnish!
Used it all summer in the mower and it didn't miss a beat! It smelled really bad when filling up the mower though....

[ARCTIC]

I like it; even though you completely caught me in your web...

Seems like every thread catches you Bob I'm never going to catch up to your post count if you keep replying to my threads

[NancysToy]

just thought I'd have some fun with you guys. I figured the "pour it through a sock" statement would give it away.

Left sock or right sock?

[EnjoyingTheRyde]

...but in the case of SL, I think there are a few...

[Pandy]

just thought I'd have some fun with you guys. I figured the "pour it through a sock" statement would give it away.

Now that's funny!

[Firefly]

No way I'd put it in the Spyder... or a lawnmower. Perhaps in your car.. maybe 1 gallon to 10 of new gas.

Otherwise check with your local Advance Auto. They take used oil and other products... and gas is a petroleum product so they might take it.

Don't pour it out on the ground.

[ARCTIC]

Left sock or right sock?

Whichever has the fewest holes in it

...but in the case of SL, I think there are a few...

Lol. Hopefully a little joke doesn't get me voted off the island

[mxz600]

just thought I'd have some fun with you guys. I figured the "pour it through a sock" statement would give it away.

"Pour it through a sock" did give it away. I mean really, everyone knows you use a nylon stocking and not a sock.

[ARCTIC]

"Pour it through a sock" did give it away. I mean really, everyone knows you use a nylon stocking and not a sock.

Dang it! I knew I shoulda used nylon stocking.

[ARtraveler]

Arctic: You are very good. Now that it was pointed out--the joke symbol was missed by me also. I am going to be wery wery careful on anything you post around April Fools day.

Thank's for keeping us entertained on a somewhat slow day.

[spydaman60]

if there was a cheap way of getting it to nj, i'd put it in my neighbors snowblower. the neighbor that gets up at 3 am. in the morning and wakes the whole neighborhood up while clearing his driveway. inconsiderate bterd. i've been meaning to have a talk with him, but this just might work better than the talk!

[ARCTIC]

Arctic: You are very good. Now that it was pointed out--the joke symbol was missed by me also. I am going to be wery wery careful on anything you post around April Fools day.

Thank's for keeping us entertained on a somewhat slow day.

I don't think all members were entertained based on posts in other threads

if there was a cheap way of getting it to nj, i'd put it in my neighbors snowblower. the neighbor that gets up at 3 am. in the morning and wakes the whole neighborhood up while clearing his driveway. inconsiderate bterd. i've been meaning to have a talk with him, but this just might work better than the talk!

Maybe you need to throw out a chunk of steel cable into the fresh snow and hope he finds it on his first pass

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Just taking a SWAG here but I think that gas is probably 72 OCTANE about now Dee

[Bob Ledford]

If you were to run it thru a used pair of black jockey briefs 3 X then filter it through a used Hanes black t-shirt w/o a pocket. Then pour it in a freshly drained 2 liter # G-2 Gator Ade container While filtering over a conguluator anode with 0.235 VDC at a frequency of 3.3579 MHz. You could run it in your car providing the fuel storage container was no fuller then 66%@40 degrees F.

Good luck!