Extended Forecast Looking Great.

rph130

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Drained mine out starting with new so let me know how it goes with 2 year old gas and what kind of engine.
1 is a brand-new last year Grand Touring with the 900 ACE. Second one is a 21 Renegade with the 600 ACE and the third is a '17 MXZ with a 600 two stroke. The other 4 are the kids sleds, and they all have 600 two strokes. Problem getting rid of the old gas is where do I put almost 70 gallons of old fuel. All of them were put away with fresh 91 octane and stabil in the spring of 23 and I have started them monthly throughout our snow drought. I guess I will just have to pray for snow and take my chances.
 

wiscrev

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1 is a brand-new last year Grand Touring with the 900 ACE. Second one is a 21 Renegade with the 600 ACE and the third is a '17 MXZ with a 600 two stroke. The other 4 are the kids sleds, and they all have 600 two strokes. Problem getting rid of the old gas is where do I put almost 70 gallons of old fuel. All of them were put away with fresh 91 octane and stabil in the spring of 23 and I have started them monthly throughout our snow drought. I guess I will just have to pray for snow and take my chances.
I always put what little I had left into the car. Never bothered it. Would think if you put a gallon with 15-20 gallons it won't hurt. That was 1 year old gas.
 

hermie

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1 is a brand-new last year Grand Touring with the 900 ACE. Second one is a 21 Renegade with the 600 ACE and the third is a '17 MXZ with a 600 two stroke. The other 4 are the kids sleds, and they all have 600 two strokes. Problem getting rid of the old gas is where do I put almost 70 gallons of old fuel. All of them were put away with fresh 91 octane and stabil in the spring of 23 and I have started them monthly throughout our snow drought. I guess I will just have to pray for snow and take my chances.
If it's 91 no ethanol then I would add some octane boost and just not hammer down until you can run them down and add fresh gas then you can let it rip.
 

whitedust

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1 is a brand-new last year Grand Touring with the 900 ACE. Second one is a 21 Renegade with the 600 ACE and the third is a '17 MXZ with a 600 two stroke. The other 4 are the kids sleds, and they all have 600 two strokes. Problem getting rid of the old gas is where do I put almost 70 gallons of old fuel. All of them were put away with fresh 91 octane and stabil in the spring of 23 and I have started them monthly throughout our snow drought. I guess I will just have to pray for snow and take my chances.
Agree that’s a lot of gas to burn off. As everyone said I put my old gas in cars and trucks which is a pita put doesn’t endanger snowmobile engines especially the 2s.
 

pclark

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Agree that’s a lot of gas to burn off. As everyone said I put my old gas in cars and trucks which is a pita put doesn’t endanger snowmobile engines especially the 2s.
It’s 91 octane so it will burn fine in a car or truck.
 

bayfly

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Sorry to interrupt the gas discussion, but the forecast for next week is looking good. NWS is suggesting the chance of a foot or more in higher elevations. A clipper is projected for Monday/Tuesday followed by LES.
 

bayfly

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Nice to see that 12” - 18” shading near the tip. This forecast is only through Sunday night. More of the clipper plus the LES will push these totals farther in the days to come.
 

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bayfly

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The latest from NWS is looking even better. We have a large group staying in Calumet this weekend. Just in time . . .
 

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kip

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Still snowing!! Conditions are just awesome right now and everyone person through the door is loving it! Just trying to keep you all in the loop regarding conditions. Low snow areas such as Ontonagon were also hit very well so the connectors are getting great as well.
 
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