What to do with fuel after testing

[PBRstreetgang]

Baby sea otters, their fur is quite absorbent, and will hold up to a light twins sumpings, if you need more absorbency try Mallard ducklings. Those of you in the midwest try baby rabbits, almost as good as kittens.
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[NuGuy]

If you guys are really worried about an ounce of fuel on the ground, you are crazy. Evaporation will have it gone before it could ever be a factor to the precious environment. Have you seen the gallons of jet fuel that drips out of each jet on a Navy hornet base every day?

Heyas,

Only the organic volitiles evaporate. What's left is the part the EPA is worried about.

It's not too much of a chore to add to the "cleaning solvent" container.

Nu

 

[Talian]

20 years ago when I learned to fly we dumped it on the ramp. This didnt seem like that big a deal. I was a young lineman at the time and that tiny amount pailed in comparison to the amount of Jet A and 100LL I spilled on the ramp on a daily basis. I do understand trying to avoid contamination of the ramp areas but I don't really see an alternative that is really gonna make that big a deal considering all the fuel that leaks out of aircraft due to venting..

 

[Talian]

that's why you save it for your Hot Rod....like a 1974 dodge sedan from mount prospect police auction. It has a 440 cubic inch plant and it was made BEFORE the catalytic converter...so it'll run good on regular gas. So is it the new avbug mobile or what?

in my case, I got a '68 red chevelle convertible that I bought brand new. It has 16,466 miles on it.

Where I worked as a lineman in the late 80's they had a contaminated load of 100LL in a fuel truck and said anyone that wanted it could use it as they wished. I was a poor person at the time so I put it in my 86 Mazda B 2000 truck. I drove all over and filled up every day. I couldn't drive enough and my truck never ran better. There was never any adverse effects to my catalytic converter and I drove that truck with no problems for over 150,000 miles. It also breezed through the California emissions test every year. Gotta love Japanese vehicles...

 

[PURPLEHAZE21]

Put it in your car....I use to run a Ford Escort with 100LL..

 

[acaTerry]

Where I worked as a lineman in the late 80's they had a contaminated load of 100LL in a fuel truck and said anyone that wanted it could use it as they wished. I was a poor person at the time so I put it in my 86 Mazda B 2000 truck. I drove all over and filled up every day. I couldn't drive enough and my truck never ran better. There was never any adverse effects to my catalytic converter and I drove that truck with no problems for over 150,000 miles. It also breezed through the California emissions test every year. Gotta love Japanese vehicles...

Same with my 81 Toyota pickup.