List: Gas Stations Without Ethanol Added

[antonac]

Originally Posted by Murf2

True randyo, I should have been more specific but I was going for the general idea. When you were researching ethanol did you look at switchgrass & the like? I wonder how the cellulosic ethanol fairs.

Hell DAKEZ "Their" feeding it to you, I don't think it will kill the cows!

I take it you don't eat any hybrid veggies.

Murf2

It would likely kill the cows, if it weren't for the obscene amount of antibiotics that they pump them full of to allow it. Cows fed with grain are also prone to carrying disease that ends up in the meat, and runoff.

The sad reality is that most of the food we eat was once corn. Shills will try to convince you that there is no difference, but there is. Even before food transitioned to fuel and caused the price of food to skyrocket, we were still subsidizing this with our taxes.

This is history book-caliber fraud, it's been happening unchecked for a decade or more, and it will continue until we have a government that doesn't have corporate overlords to bow to.

[DAKEZ]

14115 S.E. McLoughlin, Milwaukie, OR 97267

[kpt4321]

Originally Posted by randyo

pure gasoline will gum up a carb, just takes longer a few months instead of a few weeks

And based on your earlier post, it happens faster with ethanol because when you put the ethanol in the carb, the ethanol is soon not there any more (evaporates), and you're back to regular gas? So the ethanol clogs the carb up faster because it was mixed with the gas, but it's not any more, and you've returned to the "better" "pure" gas?

Just want to make sure I'm understanding the science of this correctly!

[gmiguy]

Originally Posted by DAKEZ

Ethanol is one of the biggest frauds pulled on people in history. It has NO benefits. That’s right FUCKING ZERO.

What about reducing the likelihood of fuel freezing in extremely cold weather?

Admittedly it's a minor benefit, but my understanding is that the addition of ethanol gives considerably more margin before problems occur than with gasoline alone.

[DAKEZ]

Originally Posted by gmiguy

What about reducing the likelihood of fuel freezing in extremely cold weather?

Admittedly it's a minor benefit, but my understanding is that the addition of ethanol gives considerably more margin before problems occur than with gasoline alone.

OK One.

[randyo]

Originally Posted by gmiguy

What about reducing the likelihood of fuel freezing in extremely cold weather?

Admittedly it's a minor benefit, but my understanding is that the addition of ethanol gives considerably more margin before problems occur than with gasoline alone.

I've seen frozen fuel lines with e-10,

ethanol for some reason doesn't seem to work the same as isopropyl or methanol

[PSYCHO II]

How cold does it get over there? We complain if it drops below 10 degrees celsius (50F).

[anotherguy]

International Falls Minnesota average lows Dec-Jan is around -20 C. Key West Florida lows are around 19-20 C for the same months. We got it all.

[dogjaw]

Found this website, lists non ethanol gas stations by city/state; doesn't appear to list all of them in my area, but definitely has some I didn't know about, looks like a great reference tool.

http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp

[stevie88]

You guys slay me.

[oisterska]

I havent verified any of their listings yet, but have had this in my back pocket for several months...

http://pure-gas.org/

edit: just saw the second to last post above. too slow...

[randyo]

Originally Posted by gmiguy

What about reducing the likelihood of fuel freezing in extremely cold weather?

Admittedly it's a minor benefit, but my understanding is that the addition of ethanol gives considerably more margin before problems occur than with gasoline alone.

no, ethanol makes it worse, notice that drygas is never made from ethanol, only isopropyl or methanol, ethanol attracts enuf water to make it more likely to freeze