rhodyboater
New Member
Sorry for asking a question that has probably been answered many times but I couldn't get any hits on the search feature.
Anyway, I used to leave my gas tank full for the winter, on the theory that a full tank will eliminate water vapor from forming, to ward off ethanol problems, and never had any problem.
This year I bought a boat with a much bigger gas tank (225 gals) and it will cost a bundle to fill that baby up. Plus, if there's any chance of the whole tank going "stale", I wouldn't want to take that chance with $1000 worth of gas.
So...what's the latest advice?
Thanks.
Anyway, I used to leave my gas tank full for the winter, on the theory that a full tank will eliminate water vapor from forming, to ward off ethanol problems, and never had any problem.
This year I bought a boat with a much bigger gas tank (225 gals) and it will cost a bundle to fill that baby up. Plus, if there's any chance of the whole tank going "stale", I wouldn't want to take that chance with $1000 worth of gas.
So...what's the latest advice?
Thanks.