Can this stuff sit in a motorcycle over the winter?
2011432
It only increases octane, so if you want to let it sit all winter you will need to add a gas stablilizer like Stabil or similar. I don't think Torco is meant to stabilize gas.
2011433
if you are running ethonal gas you may want to add 3 oz of star tron gas treatment if your tank is full
1903349
Yes, in fact you can leave it in the window the whole winter. It might let a little cold air in however. If you do a good job of sealing the hose you should be fine.
682603
There is no reason that I can see that this unit could not be mounted outdoors and removed before it freezes in the winter. There is a drain on the unit. I personally would make sure there is some kind of protection from the weather mainly driving rain as there are electronics and connections inside that could corrode if they get wet. If you plan on using a 20lb propane tank as a fuel source, I do not recommend it as the pressure in the tank can vary and cause the control valve to have issues. Use the 100lb cylinders with a proper regulator with an auto shut off if the tank gets low on fuel, or a double 100 lb tank system with an auto switch regulator. There is no reason that I can see that this unit could not be mounted outdoors and removed before it freezes in the winter. There is a drain on the unit. I personally would make sure there is some kind of protection from the weather mainly driving rain as there are electronics and connections inside that could corrode if they get wet. If you plan on using a 20lb propane tank as a fuel source, I do not recommend it as the pressure in the tank can vary and cause the control valve to have issues. Use the 100lb cylinders with a proper regulator with an auto shut off if the tank gets low on... » Read More There is no reason that I can see that this unit could not be mounted outdoors and removed before it freezes in the winter. There is a drain on the unit. I personally would make sure there is some kind of protection from the weather mainly driving rain as there are electronics and connections inside that could corrode if they get wet. If you plan on using a 20lb propane tank as a fuel source, I do not recommend it as the pressure in the tank can vary and cause the control valve to have issues. Use the 100lb cylinders with a proper regulator with an auto shut off if the tank gets low on fuel, or a double 100 lb tank system with an auto switch regulator. « Show Less
249569
Dont know, would not do it. But it is a NI Cad and you should store it charged over the winter.
358983
You could probably remove it but I used it under freezing conditions in Maryland with no problem.
2158615
I have used mine several times during the winter, including once when it was snowing. It requires more fuel, but the insulation on helps out quite a bit and I didn't experience any significant issues.
1667039
Have not tried it out in the cold, but I can go spray something with it & let you know.
640627
Hello, Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. This little tent is extremely easy to set up and would work great for your motorcycle. The only little problem I saw with it was in cold weather. It does have a tendancy to sweat on the inside if you close it up. I would recommend it.
132530
I live in Texas so I don't see much snow and I have not used it in wet weather but it would be fine as long as you use mineral oil after it gets wet.
1150778
Yes, I see no reason why it would not be applicable to motorcycles. Only exception could be some German bikes due to the use of a different type of antifreeze but otherwise go right ahead reduce use to under a half bottle since motorcycle system capacities are much lower than a car. This stuff definitely works great though!!!
565764
I don't know for sure but I wouldn't take the chance. Also, the cost of adding chemicals through the winter might not be forth keeping it up.
1903889
There is nothing on the label that indicates such a restriction. I carry a mine in my trunk bag so I always have it when needed. I'm sure it has still worked for me even after riding in 90F weather. I'm sure the interior of my trunk bag exceeded that and I've noticed no I'll effects or problems with the endurolytes. If the heat is going to be that high you will certainly benefit from using these.
1200095
You should not. Radiator fluid is design not to freeze in the winter and has a higher boiling point than water which would evaporate at a higher rate. Plus pure water can eventually rust and degrade your cooling system.
2216870
I would say yes but would not swear to it. My brain goes to.... is once it melts how do you empty it, same thing is when pulling out ....spinning tires ??? Is it a two car garage ??? How are you going to keep it from slipping around ??? For the price I would say that this would last you the winter season.
1419386
I mounted the "snowmobile" warmers on my harley and they work just fine. They are supposed to be warmer than the motrocycle ones. I used them in the fog and cold and they work decent. Dont expect blazing heat. On those cold mornings they are nice.
2045441
Not ideal...I did it in Switzerland and the winter here is not as tough...quite slippery with the original tires. In winter I use the MTB which has better results on snow and ice. Only positive if you slip & fall toy might stand and can let the bike fall...with the crank brothers on my MTB it is a sure fall &#128531;
2258466
Yes but does not work well if you are trying to use it outdoors in cold weather.