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HDowse · 09-26-2020, 06:35 PM

We use it in our small tools in the fire department just for the reason that it doesn’t deteriorate as fast as auto gas. The octane is 100 and others may comment on any effect that might have on timing needs, if any. We’ve also used it in the department's antique 1945 Mack pumper with good results. No, it’s not a front line piece.....;-)

09-26-2020, 06:35 PM	#2
HDowse Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Hancock, New Hampshire Posts: 375	Re: aviation gas We use it in our small tools in the fire department just for the reason that it doesn’t deteriorate as fast as auto gas. The octane is 100 and others may comment on any effect that might have on timing needs, if any. We’ve also used it in the department's antique 1945 Mack pumper with good results. No, it’s not a front line piece.....;-)