P.R.I Pri Fuel Stabilizer- for Gasoline, 32oz

J’ai été surpris de la qualité du produit,j’ai une generatrice qui est difficile à démarrer après un certain temps j’ai mis ce produit dans l’essence et après presque un an sans m’en servir elle a démarré sans hésitation vraiment surprenant . Je conseille ce produit sans hésitation

This is the best thing on the market

This is the best fuel treatment I have ever come upon. I am a 40 year experienced mechanic and worked in lawnmower shops for 25 years on small engines, mowers, chain saws, weed trimmers, blowers, etc. I've seen what the new ethanol gas does to small engines if they sit a little while with fuel in the tank. I started using PRI-G several years ago and use it in all my small engines and outboard motor. This is the best treatment on the market I have ever used. I personally have used it in a lawnmower that sat for a year with gas in the tank and would not start. I added PRI-G in the old fuel along with fresh gas and shook it up, let it sit for a few minutes and was able to start it right up without cleaning the carburetor. Great stuff, I will never be without it. Also, Gas can be stored for extended periods by adding a fresh treatment once a year. It is stated by the manufacture gas can be kept up to 10 years if treated once a year.

Still using non-ethanol gas that is 4 years old in small engines.

I prefer Pri-G over the red colored stuff you find in the hardware stores. I've recently used fuel that was stored for 7 years with this stuff and it ran in my Toyota Tundra just fine. The secret to stored gas is to NOT use ethanol fuel. You'll have to go out of your way to find non-ethanol gas. It costs more, but even untreated, non-ethanol will get 4 or 5 years storage. It's worth noting that ethanol is a form of corn syrup and as atmospheric moisture is slowly introduced into the storage tank, it'll bond with the ethanol and produce a globule of jelly at the bottom of the jug (or transfer tank) within 5 months... even when treated with PRI-G (though Pri-G will retard the process). My advice is to ONLY store non-ethanol gas and treat it with Pri-G.