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Your Winterizing Techniques for fuel systems?
KXcam22:
I know that everyone will have their own view on winterizing, but here is what I do. I was skiing today and going snowmobiling tonight so I definitely live in a "winter" area, although there is only a couple feet of snow in the yard. Years ago I got tired of winterizing. I have too many engines to deal with, lawnmower, leafblower, weedwacker, 2 outboards, chainsaw, ski-boat, streetbike, 5 dirtbikes, etc. Now I leave the gas in and use a fuel stabilizer. Been doing this for more than 10years with excellent results. It must work. I can pull out my chainsaw that's been sitting on the shelf for a few years and get it started easily. Being the excessive type that I am, I use double the amount they recommend. Hope this helps. Cam.
Hillclimb#42:
I am so stoked...... Heat wave hits the midwest..... Ying, Ying, Ying, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! Oh yeah, its time to fling some sand. I can't wait. I haven't got the Stabul yet. I think I'll just go rip 'em all day and freshen the gas up a little. Bye bye Cabin fever. Its my form of meditation...... and I am waaaay over due.
Danger4u2:
Yea man, getting the KLR out for the bar crawl. 50 deg. tonight. Time to throw back a few Buds.
BDI:
--- Quote from: Danger4u2 on January 04, 2008, 01:24:57 PM ---Yea man, getting the KLR out for the bar crawl. 50 deg. tonight. Time to throw back a few Buds.
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Promoting responsible motorcycling are we :-D The last time I did some drinking and riding Im told I was doing weelies up and down the street sitting on the handlebars without so much as a helmet on. The wife thought that was the coolest thing ever, NOT!!!!. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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