Product Features:

• Ensures quick easy starts after extended storage, and ensures smooth idling and performance in season
• Removes water from fuel and prevents rust and corrosion
• Ideal for all small 2-cycle and 4-cycle engines

Product Description:

Gold Eagle Start Your Engines is a fuel revitalizer to refresh old fuel and can be used in all 2 and 4 cycle engines. This easy to use formula prevents messy fuel draining by revitalizing old fuel right in the tank. You have to just pour in the recommended amount, (2 ounce treats up to one gallon) and Start Your Engines does the rest. This revitalizer ensures quick easy starts after extended storage, smooth idle and proper engine performance. It is easy to use, comes in a 4 ounce can and is enough for treating two gallons of fuel.

Customer Reviews:
A Small Caution
Product worked well, got a wood chipper that has not started without starting fluid for 3 years to start on the first pull, something it newer did since I've owned it. Also a weed wacker that had been in storage for 2 years. However on a snow blower that was in storage for 10 years, it worked too good. Something that was likely held together by gunk, began to leak. So for something that's been in storage for a real long time. Check first for hoses etc. that have physically deteriorated before using.

October 19, 2009 (Jersey) | Rating: 4

This product is amazing!
I had 2 gas mowers that had set with gas in them all winter and a roto tiller that had sat for about three years with gas in it. All three started within 3 to 4 pulls after using this product. This product is absolutely amazing. I would recommend this to anyone with small gas powered engines.

April 29, 2010 (Central Virginia) | Rating: 5

Okay, I am amazed...
I have a Craftsman Lawnmower with a 5.5HP Honda engine I bought in 2000. Living in FL and TX, this sucker has been used hard. Over the last 2 years this mower has been harder and harder to start. I changed the spark plug, the air filter and even took the carb out, blew it out with compressed air and soaked it in carb cleaner for 3 days. After all that, still 15-20 pulls to start. Over the past 3 months I resorted to spraying engine starter in the carb to get the darn thing going. I thought long and hard about a new mower, I mean heck this thing is 10 yrs old. Well, I saw the commercial for this on TV, so I thought, one last ditch effort to keep some hard earned money in my pocket and not buy a new mower. Well, I poured in 1/2 a bottle and added new gas. It started on the 3rd pull. I was AMAZED, but also thought, sure it will start now, but what about in a week?---Well today was one week later. I went out and pulled, and it started in the first...

June 13, 2010 (Central Texas) | Rating: 5