I suspect he is talking about cursing at people in an office/professional/customer service oriented field.
I would not let someone work on my vehicle/boat/utv that never curses
My side by sides dont normally sit that long but occasionally they will sit for a month with regular gas in them. my wifes runs 5-7k rpm basically any time its running those motors will turn 10k rpm tho
who is running their outboards at 5-6k rpm for hours at a time? The only people I can think of are offshore fishing guides, who never have fuel sitting in their tanks more than a day or two.
I agree. Ethanol isn't the end all issue with fuel. IMO mtbe(fuel additive) has been increased in fuel and caused most issues. Ethanols biggest issue is its ability to draw water into fuel and keep it suspended, that and drying out rubber parts not made to be protected from it IMO
The cloudy is water suspended I am about certain. When everyone had carbureted atvs we spent tons of time cleaning gas tanks and carbs from fuel that had drawn water in it
Haha, yah. I tell you what, if you add two stroke oil to gas it makes the shelf life grow tremendously I have found. I only run non-ethanol in my boats/generators/etc and have had gas sit in a tank for a year and be fine.
My experience with chain pickerel is they are extremely aggressive and like to lay in wait in grass for food to come by. They will follow a bait a long ways and strike too.
I have camped on the 11pt(between riverton and the narrows) on a gravel bar but it was in august. Just keep an eye on weather in the area.
I went after work with the plan of burning the last of the fuel from the boat and looking for some white bass. Found them up in a creek. Pretty sure they are just starting to come up into the creeks because I caught quite a few males on a point down the creek, but caught a few females up pretty good. Had fresh fish for dinner.
dinner last night. FRESH white bass, home grown pork steak and sausage(and the bacon on the beans), baked beans, mac/cheese, grilled marinated chicken thighs, cesar salad.