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by **doug hodder** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:41 pm

Classic Finn wrote:Gas Stations do not carry this anymore since 5 years ago the EU came up with regulations on this type of fuels.
Classic Finn

Heikki....kind of one of those things.....when white gas is outlawed, only outlaws will have white gas! I hope we never have to register lanterns!!! :lol:

Doug

by **Mark72** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:44 pm

My hawthorn stove says it will run on naptha as well as gasoline. Will that work for a lantern in a pinch?

Mark

by **rainjer** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:50 pm

White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

by **Nitetimes** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:15 am

rainjer wrote:White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

You guys must be running the wrong unleaded...... About all I've used in mine since '75 is pump gas. That Coleman fuel can I carry around is full of gasoline. I might have bought 2 gallons of Coleman fuel in the last 30+ years and that was cause I needed a new can.

by **madjack** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:19 am

Nitetimes wrote:
rainjer wrote:White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

You guys must be running the wrong unleaded...... About all I've used in mine since '75 is pump gas. That Coleman fuel can I carry around is full of gasoline. I might have bought 2 gallons of Coleman fuel in the last 30+ years and that was cause I needed a new can.

...dittoes on that...I do use premium however

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by **Kevin A** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:42 am

madjack wrote:
Nitetimes wrote:
rainjer wrote:White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

You guys must be running the wrong unleaded...... About all I've used in mine since '75 is pump gas. That Coleman fuel can I carry around is full of gasoline. I might have bought 2 gallons of Coleman fuel in the last 30+ years and that was cause I needed a new can.

...dittoes on that...I do use premium however ...................................

You guys should try this primo unleaded we get out here in Kahleefornia.

by **doug hodder** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:43 am

I should try the regular gas in one of the 424 stoves that I have, vs. the Coleman fuel since it's for a dual fuel use. Give them both the same amount of fuel in the tank, equal pumps, same pan on top with 1gal of water and see how they do. Will Smith and I did this before, but there were a lot of variables. The Coleman fuel in our test boiled faster....not that it matters but would be interesting to know, anyone know octane ratings on it all?...note to self....get a frigging life! Doug

by **Nitetimes** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 1:01 am

Kevin A wrote:
madjack wrote:
Nitetimes wrote:
rainjer wrote:White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

You guys must be running the wrong unleaded...... About all I've used in mine since '75 is pump gas. That Coleman fuel can I carry around is full of gasoline. I might have bought 2 gallons of Coleman fuel in the last 30+ years and that was cause I needed a new can.

...dittoes on that...I do use premium however ...................................

You guys should try this primo unleaded we get out here in Kahleefornia.

I used some of that Kaliforny gas and it done kilt my fuel pump!!!! :roll:

by **Classic Finn** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 3:09 am

rainjer wrote:White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

Here you,ll get Diesel with that Nafta . :lol:

by **Nitetimes** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 8:49 am

rainjer wrote:White gas is Naptha...You can run unleaded but it will fowl the generator.

Jeremy

Ya know, just avoiding storing it in the chicken coop might solve that problem.

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