>>161711There is no such thing anymore as "ethanol free" gasoline. The same tanker trucks
used to transport "ethanol free" gasoline are also used for E85 and regular gas, meaning
that a little bit of everything gets mixed together.
This is why so many Americans are having problems with their lawn equipment; the auto
industry has up-graded their fuel lines over the years but the lawn equipment industry still
uses the same stuff they've used forever, which results in fuel lines getting eaten up from
the inside out by the ethanol inadvertently mixed into the gasoline and causes pin-holes
and cracking of fuel lines and ultimately, lawn mowers and weed whackers that won't start.
