[86GW1200]

So in this politically correct EPA honored world of ours--how do I dispose of the old/dirty gas that I will be flushing out of my tank? About four gallons of it. The bike has been sitting over six years. The new gas that I will be flushing through the fuel system is something I can filter and burn in the old '66 Mustang--that sucker burns anything. Especially the rear tires

 

[Two Wheel Wing]

There should be some hazard material recycling places that will accept the gas. We have a number of stations here in Pa that accept used oil and some that accept gas. It will probably cost something, but better for the environment. Check the phone book or look online. Good luck..

 

[Cantankerous]

The new gas that I will be flushing through the fuel system is something I can filter and burn in the old '66 Mustang--that sucker burns anything. Especially the rear tires

I hear you, I have several of the old vehicles myself! Can't you take the old gas and dump it in the gulf? I'm sure nobody would notice!

 

[Commander K]

You got to love these do-good government types who want to regulate our cars, lawnmowers etc. while they fly from speaking engagement to speaking engagement for lots of doe-ray-me, in their fancy Leer jets and Gulf Streams. And they talk down to us for having too big of a foot print in our 2-3 thousand square foot house while they live in multiple dwellings and substantially much bigger ones at that.

Then, they want to move this boat to that state to avoid paying extra doe-ray-me, the ones they are all for making us pay, while they figure out how to not pay their taxes on their estates by living in this one over here (in California) for four months and claim to live in this state (Florida) for eight months. Just so happens, almost by coincidence, that they don't have to pay the higher Ca. taxes. It's sick and getting sicker by the day!!!

I woudn't worry too much about a few gallons of dirty fuel these days. Not when we have situations like the Gulf, as one forum member accuratley puts it - where if one would believe their government, I don't, that 75% of all of that oil is GONE.

Wow, they must really think we are all stupid or something. I think we will give them a lesson in civics this upcoming November at the ballot box. VOTE THE BUMBS OUT!!!

 

[gunguy357]

Unless it smells really stale or has a lot of water, dirt or rust in it, I'd just put a gallon or so at a time in the almost full tank of my daily driver and burn it off.

Respectfully,

Jim

 

[dirtdobber]

y'all must live in the city

 

[joe in calif]

You got to love these do-good government types who want to regulate our cars, lawnmowers etc. while they fly from speaking engagement to speaking engagement for lots of doe-ray-me, in their fancy Leer jets and Gulf Streams. And they talk down to us for having too big of a foot print in our 2-3 thousand square foot house while they live in multiple dwellings and substantially much bigger ones at that.

Then, they want to move this boat to that state to avoid paying extra doe-ray-me, the ones they are all for making us pay, while they figure out how to not pay their taxes on their estates by living in this one over here (in California) for four months and claim to live in this state (Florida) for eight months. Just so happens, almost by coincidence, that they don't have to pay the higher Ca. taxes. It's sick and getting sicker by the day!!!

I woudn't worry too much about a few gallons of dirty fuel these days. Not when we have situations like the Gulf, as one forum member accuratley puts it - where if one would believe their government, I don't, that 75% of all of that oil is GONE.

Wow, they must really think we are all stupid or something. I think we will give them a lesson in civics this upcoming November at the ballot box. VOTE THE BUMBS OUT!!!

And how does that answers his question on how to get ride of gas?

 

[budoka]

Don't know about Florida, but up here, any service shop has a recycle program for the oil, fuel and solvents. Any one of them should be fine with taking a few gallons of worn out dino juice. Might not even charge you for it (although I wouldn't bank on that one).

 

[budoka]

Rudy, if you have a yellow jacket or hornet nest under a deck or such, leave the gas and the pail uncovered directly below the nest (a couple feet away is perfect) and all them little devils will end up taking a permanent bath in the stuff. Of course then you not only have the gas to get rid of, but the dead wasps too. A controlled burn works, but ya gotta watch out for the green police

 

[billcarr_]

Old gas

If I had some, I would poura little in any gopher hole, a cup here a cup there, yelow jackets deserve this also. I have a 6 foot pack rat nest a ways away from my house. Dumping it there will evaporate it nicely before if hits the ground. If I could get a burn permit (cant) I would use the gas to get rid of the pack rat nest.

 

[86GW1200]

I was expecting about 4 gallons of nasty/dirty/sticky cude oil - after it sat for 6+ years. What I found was 2 gallons of very clean gasoline looking stuff - absolutely no dirt-film-clouds-water...nothing. So it went into the t-bird (22 gallon) tank.

Thanks for the ideas though.

 

[budoka]

Hey that's a good thing, using it for what it was intended. Imagine that!

 

[trike lady]

Tractor Supply Company in my area takes waste products from motor vehicles.
You may also bring it on 'Amnesty Day' if your community holds one at their recycling facility or to your local recycling facility if they take automotive fluids. Be smart don't throw it into drainage or on the ground. People shouldn't post stupid ideas encouraging bad behavior and polluting our water supply. Harming wildlife, damaging our eco system is not very good and responsible individuals look out for their community and nature. Shame on anyone who suggests harming nature. BP is enough of a problem for the Gulf Coast States and I don't buy from BP.

 

[trike lady]

Throwing waste motor oil, gasoline, photographic chemicals, paint, paint remover and etc on the ground, in the local draining system, or down the utility sink in your garage is a no-no. Encourging bad behavior of putting it on bees is harming nature, if you have a bee problem call a professional. I never thought I'd see the day on this forum when people would suggest an idea to ruin the environment. BP was no help, but do we as individuals have to add to it?
86GW1200 you live in Florida and so do I contact the county and ask where you can bring spent chemicals and they'll give you a correct answer.

 

[Commander K]

EVERWHERE I GO... ITS ALL THAT PC CRAP



FREE SPEECH!!! DON'T TELL ME WHAT I CAN OR CAN'T SAY

STOP TRYING TO REGULATE ANYONE'S SPEECH, HERE OR ANYWHERE

THERE...I said it...IT'S WHAT I BELIEVE...LIVE WITH IT - U2 CA. JOE

 

[fossil92]

Breathe K Breathe.

I do have to admit that I agree about P.C. It is really getting tiring to try to keep up with who's feelings I might hurt.

You know funny thing about that from our trip out west. Here in the east everyone is all about saying "Native American". You get to N.M.,AZ., MT., WY, & S.D. to name a few and you say "Indians" & everyone is OK with it. Seems like You & I may need to move Commander.

I think we have had enough discussion about old gas disposal. I usually just pass it.

 

[Chopin]

Fossil fuel ?

 

[Chopin]

The proper and natural way of disposing of " fossil fuel".

 

[trike lady]

I happen to be Italian and American Indian (Blackfoot Nation); my father was Italian and my mother American Indian, anybody have a problem with that. It's not a joke, it's my family history. I can make a joke out of my heritage by saying this and everyone gets a laugh when I say it, "I'll scalp you, and then stuff you in the trunk of a Cadillac".

 

[Commander K]

Yeah fossil92, seems at times we're out numbered but looking forward to big changes real soon. Just not soon enough. I also agree that more than one sentence on the titled subejct at hand was more than adequate. Maybe that's why I veered and digressed...oh well, I tend to do that now and then.