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mhoward Hey look ~ they ~ bounce!  Joined: Sun Oct 22nd, 2017
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Gasoline nowadays doesn't varnish up like it did back in the 70s and prior. The most I would be concerned with would be moisture in the tank from condensation. You can probably get by with the old gas, but if you want to be sure, drain it out and replace the filter. Me? I would probably drop 5 gallons of premium in to "freshen" the old stuff and run it till almost empty, then fill it back up with regular. Your mileage may vary...
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