NC Boaters Want Pumps Labeled

[HOTSPOT]

I am researching the possibilities of changing the Ethanol Law in NC so retailers have to label the pumps and Marinas are NOT forced to sell Ethanol. This same law has been successfully changed in a few east coast states.

The process will be similar to the towing law change that WE NOT ONLY WON, BUT OVER TURNED THE GOVERNOR'S VETO.

Who's with me?

[jsmith89]

I will support you 100% on this it's time our lawmakers started listening to those they govern!

[johnob]

Count me in.

[rchanner]

I'm there, just as I'm sure the thousands of others that participated in the boat towing campaign will be.

[DJWILLIAMS]

I will support it too! It also helps on our automobiles as well, I have found that E-10 gas reduces the gas mileage quite a bit. I need all the help i can get because I pull a 7*14 enclosed trailer daily.

David

[Overcurrent]

I'm in. Probably just sheer luck that O2 hasn't had a fuel-related problem yet

[weekender]

you bet I will

[robbiedon]

you bet I will

I'm In. The savings on the price per gallon is negated by the lower mpg on the E-10. I can tell a big difference in my truck. The problem as I see it is that is blended at the station not the distribution points. I would think it would be an advantage to a company like Trade or another big chain to advertise that they don't put ethanol in their gas. I have started adding Stabil for Ethanol every time I fill up on the boat.

[4/0]

Yes I'm in, But I think we should figure out someway to include farming equipment there is a lot of pull there and is offroad also, that might help include the western part of NC.

Butch

[HOTSPOT]

I thought about that too Butch.

I am using the term "infrequently used engines" when describing the affected equipment.