Project Farm - Best Fuel Stabilizer 5 years of Testing

Posted by livestrong2109@reddit | preppers | View on Reddit | 9 comments

He's rather well trusted / regarded so I'm posting this as we all store fuel and his content has saved me thousands and he never takes bribes.

Youtube - After 5 Years, I Found The Only Fuel Stabilizer That Works! - Project Farm

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Ryan_e3p@reddit

Sta-bil. Not surprised.

Just general advice, if you have old fuel, don't waste it! It can likely still run through older or "dumb" engines. Lawnmowers, tractors, tills, things like that. I had just straight up gas sitting in a land tiller for... 3 years? Something like that. Fired up on the first pull. Just check the carb, and when done running it, run some clean gas through as a 'rinse'.

Now, had I run that through my car, it would've lit up the dashboard with every warning light.

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livestrong2109@reddit (OP)

Well if the mods hadn't deleted the video. He found some serious carbon build up after running the older fuel. It didn't fully combust.

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smsff2@reddit

The first spark plug he used was old. Its a buildup accumulated over the years.

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livestrong2109@reddit (OP)

I very much disagree with this removal. It 100% is related to prepping. It's so discouraging when you remove something related to fuel storage that has five years of data behind it. It's one of the most discussed topics on this sub.

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smsff2@reddit

The video description is clickbait and doesn’t match the actual content. He didn’t run the experiment for five years, nor did he find the only fuel stabilizer that works. He simply realized that all brands are pretty much the same and that they all deliver on their promises.

Next time, if you actually have experimental results, please include a summary chart in the body of the post. You’re making people watch 21 minutes of mostly unrelated content just to realize that YouTube videos often have clickbait titles.

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