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Penrite Petrol Fuel Stabiliser 250ml $16.79 + Delivery (Free C&C) @ Supercheap Auto

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Good price for a stabiliser to keep 200L worth of fuel fresh for a year, use it with all those cheap Scepter jerry cans you picked up

The main alternative STA-BIL is now crazily overpriced, costing more and treating less

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  • is this useful?

    • Yep. I use it in the pressure washer, since a single tank can last 6 months+

    • +2

      Yes, if you use small petrol powered garden tools.
      Old fuel can gum up the carburettor making them difficult to start. This stuff solves that problem.

    • +2

      Yes if you need to stabilise petrol

    • +1

      works great, i use it in my tesla monthly

  • I discovered STA-BIL after my mower and edger started acting up. Game changer for weekend warriors who buy fuel in small quantities and store for too long. Thanks OP.

  • This, stabil, or Fuel Dr?

    • Let the wallet decide.

    • Fuel Dr

  • +3

    The vast majority of probs that home users have with their small engine gear is on the fuel side and a huge part of it is leaving old fuel in for long period and then having rough or no starting.

    Well worth having for most folks, especially over winter break.

    • -2

      Winter break…Are we living in North America?? Better disconnect the batteries and clean the salt from the wheelwells then too :P

      If petrol prices are staying up, a better idea would be to sell all ICE and buy an electric vehicle or catch Public Transport.

      • +2

        Err… you don't really need garden tools in winter, because lawns and plants stop growing in every part of the world.
        So it's not uncommon to go 4 months without using garden tools.

        • where do you live where plants stop growing in winter… Antarctica, Alaska!
          my grass still grows in winter and I have to still mow it!
          Sydney is not a snow/frozen zone

    • Turn the mower off by turning the fuel line switch off and let it stall. This dries out the carburetor and stops a bunch of issues.

      • +1

        Most mowers don't have those

      • Yep; I take out the bowl drain screw and blast with wd40 for storage.
        Works wonders.

        First start with WD in the bowl is a pain, but once its going, its stopped the carb/needle growing muck.

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