Just read Greg's blog on Fuel Transfer Tanks, and some fuel storage tips, http://www.thepreparednessblog.com/2010 ... rage-tips/

I had found a great article discussing Fuel storage a few years ago and thought it still relevant: http://www.survivalmonkey.com/portable_fuel_storage.htm

First time at the forums but I read your blogs regularlly. Keep it up!

MFCs! Great cans, too bad their illegal here in the states (to sell). and I need to find some spouts for the ones I have!

Anyway, thanks for the kudos!

I might have missed it but has anybody have any info on using fuel stabilizers? do they realy work as they say or is there somthing better? with todays gas it needs somthing

I really like the stuff called PRI-G and PRI-D. One is for gasoline and one is for diesel. Really good stuff. I haven't used it, but I hear that Stabil works okay, but not as good as PRI-G/D.

I'm sold on the PRI products. Stabil works too, but doesn't seem to have the same lifespan as PRI, plus for some reason using PRI on older fuel seems to bring it up to a usable form. What that form's lifespan would be, I don't know. I'm actually working through some three year old 89 octane that was stored in one of the Scepter rolling fuel caddies - seems to be fine.

Where are you getting your PRI today? I think the last stuff I got was from Camping World and it was expensive. Worth it, but it's also worth it to save money when possible.