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Has this junk changed in the recent past, as now, i can't stand to be around it when working on things in my garage. I always buy the 93 octane swill, figuring it would be of better quality, but the fumes make me sick for about 2 days after, and it will only go in a few small engines, and our trucks which I don't have to pump myself. Everything else will get VP SEF or 110, etter than getting sick.
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I love the smell of the VP mix SEF when running my Saw and Backpack Blower.
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In PA. they sell non-ethanol 92 octane at select stations. It does not destroy the fuel systems. With stabil it lasts years with no damage.I bought it last weekend at WAWA in Hamburg for $2.70 a gallon.There are many web sites with the location of non-ethanol sellers
hope this helps. Rich
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