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VP 50:1 Fuel Mix: Pre-mixed Ethanol-Free Small Engine Fuel
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VP 50:1 fuel mix is the ultimate ethanol-free premix small engine fuel for your portable 2-cycle outdoor equipment. Unlike pump gas, we blend our 94-octane fuel from higher-grade base stocks with no unnecessary filler additives.
We formulate our ready-to-use small engine fuel with full-synthetic JASO FD-rated oil, which meets or exceeds the industry standards of JASO FD, ISO-L-EGD, and API TC, so you know you're getting the best. It saves you the time and mess from dealing with your own 50:1 oil-gas mix, and our Small Engine Fuels meets the warranty specs of all major manufacturers, including Stihl, Husqvarna, Echo, Maruyama, and Shindaiwa.
Regular use of our 50:1 mix will keep your 2-cycle equipment running like the day you bought it, saving you downtime and costly repairs.
Season after season, experience peak performance and reliable starts with VP 50:1 fuel.
- Made by the fuel experts at VP with 50 years' experience formulating world-class fuels.
- Premixed perfectly - every time! No more hassling with making your own 50:1 gas and oil mix.
- Ethanol-free - prevents ethanol-related damage.
- Provides more effortless and reliable starts.
- Remains stable for 2+ years in the tank and 5+ years in the sealed container.
- Extends engine life and improves the performance of outdoor power equipment.
- Helps to prevent costly repairs and rebuilds.
- Eliminates the need for adding fuel stabilizers during storage.
Why Not Pump Gas?
Most people use pump gas in their expensive outdoor power equipment, assuming that if it's good enough for their car, it's good enough for their hedge trimmer, string trimmer, or chainsaw. Unfortunately, that's the WORST thing you could do unless you like the idea of spending money on repairs or replacing equipment.
The majority of pump gas contains ethanol, which absorbs water as it sits in the gas tank. Water promotes corrosion, which eats away those vital components in your expensive equipment. In addition, ethanol can also damage plastic and rubber fuel system components. Pump gas also degrades fast and forms gums faster, which causes equipment to operate less efficiently and, even worse, to fail.
There are many 50:1 gas mix brands on the market. Many people think that all canned fuel is the same. Nothing could be further from the truth. Are all beers the same? Are all cars the same? Of course not.
Keep your outdoor power equipment running like the day you bought it - try VP 50:1 Premixed Small Engine Fuel.
If you've been using pump gasoline and have 2-cycle outdoor power equipment that won't start, learn how VP Fix It Fuel will quickly fix it for you. Fix-It-Fuel works excellent on all 2-cycle and 4-cycle small engines found in outdoor power equipment. Thereafter, switch to VP Small Engine Fuel. You'll feel and notice the difference.
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Because of regulations from the federal government’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), our fuel shipper assesses a surcharge above and beyond the standard shipping charge for each 6-gallon case of fuel ordered.
This charge will be included in the shipping charges for the fuel.