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I have been using Sea-Foam on all the motorized equipment cars, trucks, riding mowers, outboard motors, lawn mowers, generators, in everything I have for the last 5 years. Living in Minn it seems like its non stop getting motors ready for hibernation. I always use non-oxy gas and add correct amount of sea-foam per 6 gallons of fuel. When putting winter equip ready for storage, I run engine out of gas, take spark plug out & add a couple drops of oil in cylinder, reinstall new sparkplug, a 4 gallon fuel tank on my riding mower, I always top fuel tank off till full, Same with outboard motors, disconnect fuel line, or shut off fuel source, remove spark plugs and repeat procedure. If I have low gas in Merc tanks or Johnsons, pour remaining fuel in tank of your car, or use remainder of fuel for washing parts. I get fuel in 6 gallon tanks and been adding Sea-Foam each time I fill tanks up, as for other fuel mix, 30-1, 50-1, straight gas, I always add the correct amount of sea-foam. That way I know every fuel tank I got, has sea-foam added. The little bit extra it costs to stabilize the fuel up front, saves a big headache, when its time to fire up the equipment.
Gene.