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Re: Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full? beltfed #1315436 06/23/2019 9:29 PM
Joined: Jun 2008 Posts: 325 Saskatchewan, Canada S Stove 'Bolter
Stove 'Bolter S Joined: Jun 2008 Posts: 325 Saskatchewan, Canada	Full with stabilizer. Maybe it's overkill, but in the spring I drain the tank and burn the old gas in another vehicle. 1952 Canadian GMC Pickup Truck Photobucket

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Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full?	beltfed	06/22/2019 5:17 PM
Re: Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full?	55shaker	06/22/2019 5:57 PM
Re: Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full?	Grigg	06/22/2019 6:40 PM
Re: Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full?	66rollback	06/23/2019 3:40 PM
Re: Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full?	Jon G	06/23/2019 6:05 PM
Re: Winter storage..gas tank m/t or full?	Stove	06/23/2019 9:29 PM

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