In a survival situation, particularly with a gasoline generator, having stable fuel is a must.
While most gasoline is good for a few months, longer-term storage presents a challenge.
This video shows you how to stabilize your fuel for up to two years.
There are multiple survival situations – blizzards, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, etc. that can knock out power for extended lengths of time.
When that happens, getting access to gasoline to power generators can become a challenge.
If it legal, you should have some gasoline storage on hand, but if you do not store it properly, your investment will literally be worthless right when you need it.
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How do farmer store fuel on farms for their use if some states make it illegal?
Some storage cans need to be metal cans not plastic. As plastic melts in a fire
This article is full of bull$#%&!@*. I’d recommend skipping it.
I’ll store as much as I want or need
And some states deem the collection of rain wetter illegal as well.
I have a Honda van that sat on my driveway for 3 years with a bad transmission. It had a full tank of regular unleaded gas with no additive when it died. It sat through cold Indiana winters and hot summers. A couple weeks ago I had the transmission rebuilt. I was sure I would have to have the tank flushed. To my utter surprise, it runs like new..