I was wondering if you would be affected by the KY river.

Did you suffer any flood damage ??


We are within 20' of being the highest elevation in our county, plus any direction we go to leave the county involves going down some big hill or other; so, we are high and dry.

The torrential rain did gully-out my drive-way; but, a few scoops of #5 and twenty minutes with the loader and blade put it back good as new.

Liberty, the next town North, had as much as seven-foot of water in many businesses.

 

I finally ran through my lucas additive and decided on trying the supertech 2 stroke oil. I put 16 oz in the 19 gallons it took to fill it (wasn't quite empty but I wanted to beat the price increases that been happening lately in the fuel market).
Time will tell as I've only put about 10 miles on the tank as of this minute. Hope you guys are right....about 1/3 the price of the lucas.

 

I've been running the cheap Walmart blue bottle stuff for a good while myself. The old engine sure sounds happier with it for sure. I had a slight seep on my pump when I got the truck that seems to have healed itself since I began too.

Did I mention that my arthritic knee no longer hurts and I don't need to wear glasses anymore ? That 2 stroke oil is some good stuff.

 

Hang an IV bag full of two-stroke from the coat hook, lead the hose into the fuel vent tube, and use the IV clip to set the drip.

Even if it doesn't work right it'll make interesting conversation if you're visited by paramedics...