I have these four "jerry" cans full of gasoline that I am getting ready to take to the Haz Waste dept in town.
I filled them up 15 years ago for a reserve for my gen-set incase of a long term power outage. I filled them to the top, no head space along with a bottle of staybil.. I could test for water content but dont think that would be the problem. I think the chemicals are just toast and have no way to test for that without burning in through an engine and I wont subject my engines to it.
So is it just haz-mat now? Giving them the cans also because I am not going down that route anymore.
I was wondering if an old hit and miss engine could use this stuff. There are some in my County. I would rather give it to someone than trashing it. Thanks. JR
I filled them up 15 years ago for a reserve for my gen-set incase of a long term power outage. I filled them to the top, no head space along with a bottle of staybil.. I could test for water content but dont think that would be the problem. I think the chemicals are just toast and have no way to test for that without burning in through an engine and I wont subject my engines to it.
So is it just haz-mat now? Giving them the cans also because I am not going down that route anymore.
I was wondering if an old hit and miss engine could use this stuff. There are some in my County. I would rather give it to someone than trashing it. Thanks. JR
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