Automakers continue to quietly void warranties if you use E 15 gas.

JR > wrote in news:45a554ec-812a-49b9-a1b8-3f3801dea0d7
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> I saw that at www.libertypost.org
>


Well, my gas cap says right on it not to use anything over E10, and the
pumps all say "may contain up to xx% alcohol", so I'd have no excuse for
using E15.

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Tegger

This is just another example of communism creeping into this country.


WHY is the govt. imposing E15 gas on us?! What do POLITICIANS know about the effects of ethanol on small engines(lawnmowers, snow machines, etc..)?

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> This is just another example of communism creeping into this country.
>
>
> WHY is the govt. imposing E15 gas on us?! What do POLITICIANS know
> about the effects of ethanol on small engines(lawnmowers, snow
> machines, etc..)?
>

I don`t know anywhere you can`t buy non ethanol gas for your small engs.
KB

Kevin Bottorff wrote:
> wrote in
> :
>
>> This is just another example of communism creeping into this country.
>>
>>
>> WHY is the govt. imposing E15 gas on us?! What do POLITICIANS know
>> about the effects of ethanol on small engines(lawnmowers, snow
>> machines, etc..)?
>>
>
> I don`t know anywhere you can`t buy non ethanol gas for your small engs.
> KB


I can buy it at just about any station I go to around here in NY.

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Steve W.

On 2014-02-12, > wrote:
> This is just another example of communism creeping into this country.
>
>
> WHY is the govt. imposing E15 gas on us?! What do POLITICIANS know about the effects of ethanol on small engines(lawnmowers, snow machines, etc..)?

Because the corn lobby pays them.

On 2014-02-12, Steve W. > wrote:
> Kevin Bottorff wrote:
>> wrote in
>> :
>>
>>> This is just another example of communism creeping into this country.
>>>
>>>
>>> WHY is the govt. imposing E15 gas on us?! What do POLITICIANS know
>>> about the effects of ethanol on small engines(lawnmowers, snow
>>> machines, etc..)?
>>>
>>
>> I don`t know anywhere you can`t buy non ethanol gas for your small engs.
>> KB
>
>
> I can buy it at just about any station I go to around here in NY.

There are a variety of mechanisms by which ethanol is imposed. The
renewable content requirement and the oxygenate requirement. If you are
well outside an EPA designated oxygenate area then you can get real gas.
If you're not, you can't unless you drive outside the designated zone.
usually set up with buffer counties to prevent people at the core of it
from being able to effectively get no ethanol fuel.