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Mike!
I hadn't expected significant solids, although there was certainly more than the expected dust.
A Buchner press with the last of my Fisher paper is a thought, but geez my scales that are sensitive enough are stashed pretty deep in the attic (see attachment).
Solids, other than the precipitate, are unlikely suspects for our fuel concerns.
There was a total absence of the precipitate in the non-blend gasoline.
That makes it the most clear-cut difference between the two fuels.
Whether it is the digestive/corrosive ingredient, we must wonder.
I haven't had a chance to get out the stereoscope either.
....Cotten
I hadn't expected significant solids, although there was certainly more than the expected dust.
A Buchner press with the last of my Fisher paper is a thought, but geez my scales that are sensitive enough are stashed pretty deep in the attic (see attachment).
Solids, other than the precipitate, are unlikely suspects for our fuel concerns.
There was a total absence of the precipitate in the non-blend gasoline.
That makes it the most clear-cut difference between the two fuels.
Whether it is the digestive/corrosive ingredient, we must wonder.
I haven't had a chance to get out the stereoscope either.
....Cotten
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