Preparing your lawn mower for winter storage protects the engine and saves you costly repairs in spring. Leaving old gas in the tank can create sludge that clogs the carburetor, resulting in ...

When storing gas-powered equipment away for the season, it is important to remove any unused fuel from the tank and lines. Gas left stagnant for extended periods of time can oxidize into a ...

If you put your snowblower away last spring with gas still in the tank, beware. There's a chance it won't start again. Gasoline stored for 30 days or more can go bad, leading to a number of problems, ...

MOORHEAD, M.N. (Valley News Live) - Families across the nation are feeling pain at the pump as gas prices remain high. Thieves are feeling that punch too, and some are resorting to siphoning fuel out ...