STA-BIL Storage Fuel Stabilizer, 1 Gallon

Name: STA-BIL Storage Fuel Stabilizer, 1 Gallon
Brand: STA-BIL
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (36737 reviews)

At some point the red quarts stop keeping up: a landscaping trailer, a farm shed, a rental fleet, a collector's barn. That is what the gallon is for.

One jug on the bench treats machine after machine all autumn long, and the per-ounce arithmetic makes more sense every time you tip it.

$49.99

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When the whole shed goes to sleep at once.

Mowers, blowers, quads, trucks, boats — a gallon walks down the whole line without running dry.

A fixture next to the funnel rack; the handle and wide mouth are made for repeated, measured pours.

Nothing is diluted at this size — it is the red bottle chemistry by the gallon.

A sealed jug keeps its strength, so even a one-man shop gets multiple autumns out of it.

From the label

PRESERVES FUEL: This fuel stabilizer ensures keeps gasoline fresh for up to 24 months for storing vehicles that are not in use, boats, outdoor power equipment during winter months, or stocking up on fuel.
PREVENTS CORROSION: Safeguard your engine & fuel system from the detrimental effects of both ethanol & non-ethanol fuels. Maintaining the integrity of fuel system components, it ensures optimal performance & longevity, promoting a healthier fuel system.
EASY STARTS: Guarantees quick & easy starts for your equipment & vehicles, providing peace of mind when storing them. With its reliable performance, you can confidently store your items, knowing they will start smoothly whenever needed.
DIRECTIONS: Pour contents directly into the fuel tank before adding gasoline. Use 1 oz of STA-BIL Storage for every 2.5 gallons of gas. After adding the fuel, run the engine for 5 minutes to treat the entire fuel system.
EXPIRATION DATE: 2 years from the opening of product, or 5 years from date of production (5-digit code on the back of the bottle; read as YYDDD). YY indicates the year of production. DDD represents the number of the day of that year of production.