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Originally Posted by JSeery
Kube it is becoming more common in larger cities. Used in lawn equipment etc.
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The small engine manufacturers and marine industry really pushed on EPA to allow alcohol-free, and it seems to have borne fruit.
When I drove thru Iowa a while ago (heart of cornbelt and many ethanol plants), I was confused by there being two 89 octane choices, one that cost 25 -30 cents more. It was not identified as non-alcohol, so I asked the clerks. None of them could tell me the difference. On my way out, a local told me that the higher-priced stuff was indeed alcohol-free.