Getting Your Yard Equipment Ready for Summer
Unless you live somewhere like Florida (not that there’s anything wrong with that), you’ve probably had your small engines - lawnmowers, gas-powered...
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Bell Performance : May 2 2014
It's going to be the first nice weekend, therefore, it might be time to take your small equipment and lawn equipment out of storage for the spring and summer months.
The first thing on your agenda is to ensure that all of our equipment is working properly.
Once you start taking your equipment out it's important to clean up your yard, trim your bushes and mow your lawn.
You take out your trimmer and start it up, except it doesn't start. Do not panic, in all likelihood you forgot to add a fuel stabilizer into your ethanol fuel. Following are some tips to make sure your gas-powered tools are ready for spring.
The biggest challenge to all your gas-powered tools is the gas containing ethanol. Ethanol blended gasoline has corrosive alcohol. The best solution is not to leave fuel in your tools for more than thirty days and make sure to drain fuel tanks before storing tools for winter.
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