TrailManor Owner's Forum - View Single Post - Carrying emergency (or generator) gasoline

**Bill** · 03-17-2004, 06:43 PM

Remember, it is a gasoline-like fuel, so it may be hard to ship through the mail. That may be why it doesn't appear at Internet shopping sites like Catalog City, where I can't find it any more either.

One version is called Pennzoil Roadside Rescue. You can read a bit about it at http://www.canadiandriver.com/articl...ide_rescue.htm. It is real pricey - $25 for a half gallon - and it works only in a hot engine, but it will keep in your trunk for 5 years, ready for the time you need it. Pennzoil products are widely available, so I would expect that you could find it at WalMart and most auto supply places.

There is another version called Spare Tank, a little cheaper at $25 for a gallon container. See http://www.rv-news.com/july1999/feature3.htm. I don't know where you would get this.

There are probably others.

Bill

03-17-2004, 06:43 PM	#7
Bill Site Team Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The mountains of Scottsdale, AZ, and the beaches of Maine Posts: 10,105	Re:Emergency (or generator) gasoline Remember, it is a gasoline-like fuel, so it may be hard to ship through the mail. That may be why it doesn't appear at Internet shopping sites like Catalog City, where I can't find it any more either. One version is called Pennzoil Roadside Rescue. You can read a bit about it at http://www.canadiandriver.com/articl...ide_rescue.htm. It is real pricey - $25 for a half gallon - and it works only in a hot engine, but it will keep in your trunk for 5 years, ready for the time you need it. Pennzoil products are widely available, so I would expect that you could find it at WalMart and most auto supply places. There is another version called Spare Tank, a little cheaper at $25 for a gallon container. See http://www.rv-news.com/july1999/feature3.htm. I don't know where you would get this. There are probably others. Bill