[doorgunner69]

Metal fuel lines work, but vibration and heat expansion can break them. Have to be a carefull installation with vibe damping and expansion sections (coils and such) to allow the lines to move.

Expensive, but steel braided fuel lines are the stuff, for a nice car engine installation at least.

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I'm looking for someone with an oil card in the town that has the gas so maybe I can buy 5-10 gal off him. The True fuel I just looked up was $20 a gal. I use a good bit in my chainsaw and weed eaters so the 32oz things won't work at all. $20 a gal is high, but I may have to do it. I can get it locally and it would save a trip to the other town plus gas.

I was just hoping there was something somebody else knew that I didn't. I knew it was the ethanol, but surely there is another way.