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New From Rotary: Fuel Stabilizers
A complete line of small-engine fuel stabilizers and treatment additives are featured in Rotary’s 2025 master parts catalog including Sta-Bil, Ethanol Shield, Mechanic in a Bottle, Sea Foam, B3C, Helix and pre-mixed VP Fuels that reduce fuel system problems and improve equipment performance.
Among several popular items is Techron, a fuel treatment for powersports and small engine fuel systems that stabilizes fuel for up to two years with best-in-class corrosion protection. The alcohol-free formulation cleans carbon deposits, dissolves gum and varnish build up while preventing new deposits from forming.
Use for prolonged storage or at every fill up to remove moisture and clean carburetors, fuel injectors and intake valves for improved engine performance and fuel economy. Rotary’s stabilizers and additives are available in a variety of sizes, from 4 oz. bottles to one-gal. bulk containers.
Rotary’s parts catalog is free for servicing dealers and distributors, and available to download at rotarycorp.com. Backed by an exclusive warranty that ensures quality and performance, Rotary offers a wide range of power equipment parts and accessories.
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