Fuel storage
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mick_dundee
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Fuel storage
Ok so I have the tank from my bike in for a respray thanks to some f'n arsewipe deciding to key it one day while I was at work.. so just wondering how long I can keep the fuel for?
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Re: Fuel storage
According to Shell Australia’s Technical Advice Centre Manager, Warren Scott, you can generally store fuel in a sealed container for around six months before it starts to deteriorate.mick_dundee wrote:Ok so I have the tank from my bike in for a respray thanks to some f'n arsewipe deciding to key it one day while I was at work.. so just wondering how long I can keep the fuel for?
This assumes it’s kept relatively cool and away from direct sunlight.
Longer than you need!
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mick_dundee
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Re: Fuel storage
I sure hope so, if my tank is still waiting to be painted in 6 months i'll be pulling it outta there damn quick 
Not Scotty doing the painting incidentally.
Not Scotty doing the painting incidentally.A good mate will bail you out of jail, a true mate will be sitting in the cell next to you saying "Damn, we fucked up!!!"
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Re: Fuel storage
Should bemick_dundee wrote:I sure hope so, if my tank is still waiting to be painted in 6 months i'll be pulling it outta there damn quick
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