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Wondering if it would be a good idea to keep a small 2 gallon gas tank rich with fuel stablizer. Then switch to this about 10 minutes befour returning to the dock. Thinking this will reduce varnish build up in the carburator. Any thoughts?
Gasoline degradation (and varnish build up) happen after several months, so you don't need fuel stabilizer during the boating season if you use it regulary.
