Sorry, quick backtrack for clarity - are there generators now that actually require ethanol-free fuel? I understand the whole preference for long-term fuel storage and such, but given that any fuel is likely to be used over the next few days or weeks, and can be put into vehicles, other tools, etc, would not whatever 87 octane that is available fit the needs of the situation?
Just checking that my old small engine maintenance and repair experience hasn't been left by the wayside (like my knowledge of how to repair snow-blowers for the mainland in-laws ;)
Just checking that my old small engine maintenance and repair experience hasn't been left by the wayside (like my knowledge of how to repair snow-blowers for the mainland in-laws ;)

