Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as
well as prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for
consumers to gain awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them maintain and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com

Nymshifting Top-poster wrote:

Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz
designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as well as
prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the
Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for consumers to gain
awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them maintain
and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com


It requires a Facebook account :-(

-Bob

On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:54:42 -0600, zxcvbob
wrote:

Nymshifting Top-poster wrote:

Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz
designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as well as
prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the
Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for consumers to gain
awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them maintain
and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com


It requires a Facebook account :-(

-Bob


Not to watch the video or to read what they have to say. I'm not sure
about registering to win the prizes.

On 1/25/2012 10:14 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:54:42 -0600,
wrote:

Nymshifting Top-poster wrote:

Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz
designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as well as
prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the
Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for consumers to gain
awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them maintain
and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com


It requires a Facebook account :-(

-Bob


Not to watch the video or to read what they have to say. I'm not sure
about registering to win the prizes.

While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.

On Thu, 26 Jan 2012 05:35:19 -0500, Snake Doc wrote:



While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.



One of our local equipment dealers sell real gas in five gallon cans.

On 1/26/2012 5:35 AM, Snake Doc wrote:
On 1/25/2012 10:14 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:54:42 -0600,
wrote:

Nymshifting Top-poster wrote:

Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz
designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as well as
prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the
Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for consumers to gain
awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them maintain
and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com


It requires a Facebook account :-(

-Bob


Not to watch the video or to read what they have to say. I'm not sure
about registering to win the prizes.

While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.


You can "dispose" of your 31 day old e10 in my car if you like!

Pour it in the back seat, or the front seat?

I'd be worried about the survey being "politically correct". Pushing
ethanol, rather than saying what is really happening.

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
..

"Tony Miklos" wrote in message
...

While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.


You can "dispose" of your 31 day old e10 in my car if you like!

On 1/26/2012 6:28 AM, Tony Miklos wrote:
On 1/26/2012 5:35 AM, Snake Doc wrote:
On 1/25/2012 10:14 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:54:42 -0600,
wrote:

Nymshifting Top-poster wrote:

Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz
designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as
well as
prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the
Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for consumers to gain
awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them
maintain
and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com


It requires a Facebook account :-(

-Bob


Not to watch the video or to read what they have to say. I'm not sure
about registering to win the prizes.

While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.


You can "dispose" of your 31 day old e10 in my car if you like!



With 2 cycle oil in it?
31 days is BS. I've been working out of the same can, with stabilizer,
for 3 years, although dryness and keeping out air is important.

"Nymshifting Top-poster" wrote in
:


Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge



I'd prefer to take the Ethanol Challenge by Jack Daniel's. If they ever
have one, that is.


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On 1/26/2012 4:35 AM, Snake Doc wrote:

While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.




our local stihl dealer was telling us that gas goes bad in 30 days 20
years ago. Way before the ethanol came around. Personally, i don't
have a problem with it. It's about all that is available around here
and i don't pay much attention to who is selling it and who is not. I
haven't had any problems with my stihl or exmark small engines whatsoever.

--
Steve Barker
remove the "not" from my address to email

And, I figured it would only be a few hours till someone said something.

I wonder how ethanol crap gasoline will affect industry? Now, remote logging
operations will have to get their gasoline flown in every 30 days, instead
of once or twice a year?

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
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..

"Tegger" wrote in message
...
"Nymshifting Top-poster" wrote in
:


Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge



I'd prefer to take the Ethanol Challenge by Jack Daniel's. If they ever
have one, that is.


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Tegger

On 1/26/2012 8:16 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
Pour it in the back seat, or the front seat?

Dang it, I saw that coming as soon as I hit send. In the fuel tank
please, and I'll even take the 31 day old 2 cycle mix!




I'd be worried about the survey being "politically correct". Pushing
ethanol, rather than saying what is really happening.

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.

"Tony wrote in message
...

While e10 ethanol seems to work ok in late model cars, it sure is the
fuel from Hell for small engines. I've had my Stihl, Kohler, B&S,
Generac and John Deere dealers all tell me to use e10 within 30 days or
dispose of it.


You can "dispose" of your 31 day old e10 in my car if you like!

On 1/26/2012 8:38 AM, Tony Miklos wrote:
On 1/26/2012 8:16 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
Pour it in the back seat, or the front seat?

Dang it, I saw that coming as soon as I hit send. In the fuel tank
please, and I'll even take the 31 day old 2 cycle mix!



reminds me of the days when dad would run out of gas on the way home
from the lake and pour the leftover outboard gas (we hauled our own)
into the truck




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Steve Barker
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On 1/26/2012 8:37 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
And, I figured it would only be a few hours till someone said something.

I wonder how ethanol crap gasoline will affect industry? Now, remote logging
operations will have to get their gasoline flown in every 30 days, instead
of once or twice a year?

Christopher A. Young


It's all bs sales hype. It doesn't go bad in 30 days and it's not near
as destructive as you'd be led to believe. The fact of the matter is
the small engine people are getting out of warranty claims with this
scape goat ethanol. It is pure bs.

--
Steve Barker
remove the "not" from my address to email

It was my pleasure. Of course, the two stroke stuff works fine, in the car's
gas tank.

Christopher A. Young
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"Tony Miklos" wrote in message
...
On 1/26/2012 8:16 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
Pour it in the back seat, or the front seat?

Dang it, I saw that coming as soon as I hit send. In the fuel tank
please, and I'll even take the 31 day old 2 cycle mix!

I've heard of painters also using paint thinner in the gas tank. Not sure
that did much good, but who can tell.

Seems like the lake was too far away, or maybe Dad ought have tanked up at
town?

Christopher A. Young
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"Steve Barker" wrote in message
...


reminds me of the days when dad would run out of gas on the way home
from the lake and pour the leftover outboard gas (we hauled our own)
into the truck

--
Steve Barker
remove the "not" from my address to email

On 2012-01-26, Steve Barker wrote:

It's all bs sales hype. It doesn't go bad in 30 days and it's not near
as destructive as you'd be led to believe. The fact of the matter is
the small engine people are getting out of warranty claims with this
scape goat ethanol. It is pure bs.

I figured as much.

How a car can use this fuel jes fine while small engines crumble into
rubble makes no sense at all. Jes a handy excuse for the cheap junk
now being manufactured in China.

nb

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On 1/26/2012 8:57 AM, Steve Barker wrote:
On 1/26/2012 8:37 AM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
And, I figured it would only be a few hours till someone said something.

I wonder how ethanol crap gasoline will affect industry? Now, remote
logging
operations will have to get their gasoline flown in every 30 days,
instead
of once or twice a year?

Christopher A. Young


It's all bs sales hype. It doesn't go bad in 30 days and it's not near
as destructive as you'd be led to believe. The fact of the matter is the
small engine people are getting out of warranty claims with this scape
goat ethanol. It is pure bs.

Well said, and I totally agree. That whole Husqvarna thingy was just a
poor effort to cover their ass.

Don

On Jan 25, 6:47*pm, "Nymshifting Top-poster"
wrote:
Husqvarna launched the Ethanol Challenge, an animated, online quiz designed to help educate consumers on the effects of ethanol as
well as prevention of ethanol-related product issues. Husqvarna has issued the Ethanol Challenge in order to provide the tools for
consumers to gain awareness about ethanol, in hopes that education can help them maintain and care for their Husqvarna equipment.

http://ethanol.husqvarna.com

Looks like a trap to snag your Facebook account. Husqvarna should come
first not ethanol.

Jimmie