You seem to have some axe to grind with these videos dispelling supposed myths about old gas going bad, and to prove those myths untrue you start up some old machine. Like all Cyclekart promoters you leave out the critical factor. In the these “old gas” videos featuring old machines the critical factor of course is “what kind of gas?” are you putting in them and leaving sit for years. Is it Ethanol gas? Or is it Ethanol FREE gas? The fact that you fail to explain the difference is glaringly obvious and and I suspect makes anything you promote more about you, than your content. Same with all Cyclekart videos.
@dennygraham97929 ай бұрын
Well ace, I probably shouldn't bother even answering that type of a comment but......here goes anyway. Don't know what you mean by "Like all Cyclekart promoters", but.....the gas that I use in 'all' my machines, cars, tractors, lawn equipment and yes..... even in my Cyclekarts which sit idle over the winter.....or longer, and those are Predator 212's by the way. My gas of choice as I posted, has been Casey's E-10, which is a common regular blend in our midwestern area, a 10% alcohol blend. I buy it in 5 gallon cans, about 20-30 gallons at a time and I add two ounces of Stabil to every can before refilling it as it often is used in equipment that will sit over the winter or as I'm demonstrating, as with the Triumph sometimes for years. And no, not grinding an ax here, just putting an old wives tail to bed that I've been hearing ever since I was a sprout by those that don't believe in fact, or truth in testing. Sorry if you don't like any of my videos, I try to mention in every one of them, that I am not a videographer simply posting what I've been up to. You appear to be much to well informed to glean anything from what I've tried to share, so might I suggest that you simply not open anything that I might post. That way it won't up set your day and leave a bitter taste in your mouth. Denny G, Sandwich, IL
@cody4819 ай бұрын
OK now that's funny. I like what you are doing and I enjoy watching and learning from you. Now I understand why your later video's have no comment section. I was wondering how you were getting old gas to operate correctly. Stabil..yep Yep goooood stuff. Thank you for confirming. I'm considering taking av gas with Stabil and testing it every year until it fails. I'm not sure but think it might outlast me.
@dennygraham97929 ай бұрын
I bottled up a few jars of Casey's E-10 about four years back and have it setting on the shelf in the office. Will try it one day somewhere down the line. As long as it's not open to the atmosphere I'd bet it's gonna start anything that I pour it into. dg
@leebarker5393 жыл бұрын
If that's the original radio, I bet you can get a lot of old radio shows on it. Fibber McGee, Great Gildersleeve, those guys.
@stevestock24395 жыл бұрын
Nice ride, appreciate your time to let us see the countryside. sstock
@ChadM1Garand8 жыл бұрын
Denny your truck is smooth. This is Chad M from the Stovebolt forum
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Nice! Love them big old wheels!
That sounds so good. Smooth as glass too.
You seem to have some axe to grind with these videos dispelling supposed myths about old gas going bad, and to prove those myths untrue you start up some old machine. Like all Cyclekart promoters you leave out the critical factor. In the these “old gas” videos featuring old machines the critical factor of course is “what kind of gas?” are you putting in them and leaving sit for years. Is it Ethanol gas? Or is it Ethanol FREE gas? The fact that you fail to explain the difference is glaringly obvious and and I suspect makes anything you promote more about you, than your content. Same with all Cyclekart videos.
Well ace, I probably shouldn't bother even answering that type of a comment but......here goes anyway. Don't know what you mean by "Like all Cyclekart promoters", but.....the gas that I use in 'all' my machines, cars, tractors, lawn equipment and yes..... even in my Cyclekarts which sit idle over the winter.....or longer, and those are Predator 212's by the way. My gas of choice as I posted, has been Casey's E-10, which is a common regular blend in our midwestern area, a 10% alcohol blend. I buy it in 5 gallon cans, about 20-30 gallons at a time and I add two ounces of Stabil to every can before refilling it as it often is used in equipment that will sit over the winter or as I'm demonstrating, as with the Triumph sometimes for years. And no, not grinding an ax here, just putting an old wives tail to bed that I've been hearing ever since I was a sprout by those that don't believe in fact, or truth in testing. Sorry if you don't like any of my videos, I try to mention in every one of them, that I am not a videographer simply posting what I've been up to. You appear to be much to well informed to glean anything from what I've tried to share, so might I suggest that you simply not open anything that I might post. That way it won't up set your day and leave a bitter taste in your mouth. Denny G, Sandwich, IL
OK now that's funny. I like what you are doing and I enjoy watching and learning from you. Now I understand why your later video's have no comment section. I was wondering how you were getting old gas to operate correctly. Stabil..yep Yep goooood stuff. Thank you for confirming. I'm considering taking av gas with Stabil and testing it every year until it fails. I'm not sure but think it might outlast me.
I bottled up a few jars of Casey's E-10 about four years back and have it setting on the shelf in the office. Will try it one day somewhere down the line. As long as it's not open to the atmosphere I'd bet it's gonna start anything that I pour it into. dg
If that's the original radio, I bet you can get a lot of old radio shows on it. Fibber McGee, Great Gildersleeve, those guys.
Nice ride, appreciate your time to let us see the countryside. sstock
Denny your truck is smooth. This is Chad M from the Stovebolt forum