what does it use as fuel
1652296
Muscle power, it is a break action air rifle, you cock it (load the air chamber) by pulling the barrel down and back towards the trigger. The rifle comes with directions on how to do it properly. Once it is fully cocked you place a pellet in the breech and close the barrel, you are then "cocked and loaded" ready to fire.
1652297
It's a break-barrel type "spring air" type gun. The barrel is attached to the guy by way of a sturdy hinge, and when you pivot the barrel downward, it compresses a spring inside the body of the gun. When the gun is fired, the spring pushes a piston forward, compressing air and forcing it into the barrel behind the pellet.
1652298
It doesn't use fuel...it is called a "break away" barrel. You pull the barrel down to cock it using it's internal spring, and return the barrel to the original position to fire it....the rifle is VERY powerful, and extremely accurate when you use the manual rear sight and the fiber optic front sight...I took the scope off, because I have a Gamo .177 w/ a scope...and sometimes you just don't want a scope for certain targets. It is now my rifle of choice, and I never even use the Gamo anymore. Word of information...to cock it, you must rap the front of the barrel on top....that breaks it away slightly, and then you can pull all the way down to complete cocking it...wasn't aware of the procedure at first, but it's no big deal. Great rifle!...I'd buy another one if this one is lost. Buy the Crossman hollow point pellets...they're cheap, and superb....BTW...I sold the scope on Ebay for about $18
681465
This is what was listed on the box, Runs on Coleman Fuel or unleaded gas. I would recommend only using those 2 options.
725502
Sorry, I don't know. However it is working well using the nasty ethanol that's being foisted on us. You may try "the dieselstop" site/forums for an answer.
1661254
Actually it uses both! I love to take mine camping with me. I recommend you bring plenty of propane since this does use a lot of fuel. I recommend buying this to help with marathons!
1097670
I can't provide a technical answer to this question. You might want to consult the site, www.techron.com, for information provided by the company's fuel engineering staff. Personally, I use only this one product for preventative maintenance reasons in my own vehicles to avoid future problems.
1592433
It is not fuel. It is bits of colored glass that you place over a gas fire pit and the flames come up through the glass as if the were on fire, but they don't burn.
1503268
Yes you can use this fuel but I would not buy this weed Wacker if I was you. I had nothing but problems with the one I bought. I send more money and buy a better one. Like I had to do.
1894491
Dump it in the fuel tank and fill it up with gas. This large can will treat up to 20 Gallons. I use it in my motorcycle, so I just put a small amount in. It also has a fuel stabilizer in it which is good cause I don't ride the bike that often.
1964019
You certainly can't use it to feed fuel from the diesel tank to the engine. You could use it to fill the fuel tank from a can or a larger tank, though.
2140255
It is propane fueled. The green part at the end of the hose, in the picture, is what connects to your tank
902835
This product was not made for fuel. The materials used are not the same. This is plastic and the others which are used to hold fuel are constructed from metal.
2154409
Yes it uses sterno fuel ... And they are very nice.... I cater and they are beautiful and efficient.
604867
Yes you can! That is my fuel of choice. However, be prepared to cut and\or split it into smaller pieces. It is worth it though. Much better flavor!!!
359194
Engine. Funnel, and gas mixer. Don't use 10w 40 like they say works better with 2 cycle synthetic.
621519
You need oxygen and a gas that will burn. I use propane.you can buy both at most hardware stores.
881776
Regular gas from the gas station. Though I'd recommend 93 octane with fuel stabilizer added if its going to sit for any amount of time.
307398
Use straight gas. It has a separate oil reservoir and dipstick, like a car.