Mechanic in a Bottle 16oz

Seems to work as advertised , not a common thing for fuel additives . ( Airline Maint. Tech. Ret. )

I'm a 64 year-old grandmother with lots of Rocky Mountain snow to clear. Apparently gasoline was left in the snow blower since May - it's now mid -October. We've already had one snow and the darned snow blower just wouldn't start. Since it's too heavy to take anywhere to have it repaired and is a brand our local hardware store won't pick up and work on for me, I was almost out the door to buy a new one when I decided to do some research. After reading many, many positive reviews, I ordered a bottle of MIC. I followed the instructions, kept my fingers crossed and the snow blower started with one easy pull. There is a BIG smile on my face! Before you buy new - do try Mechanic in a Bottle. I did leave it in the snow blower for approximately 24 hours before siphoning it out and putting in gasoline. I also measured the amount I took out so I knew I did get almost all of it out before adding gas.

I had my old Toro snowblower worked on (carb rebuild) before the winter of 2011-12 but, due to low snowfall, didn't have to use it at all then. So when we got a heavy, early snow last month, I figured the snowblower would run like a champ since it hadn't been used since being "repaired". So imagine my disappointment when the engine would kill once the primed gas was used up --- over and over until I was totally fed up. Figured that some gas (now over a year old) must have been left in the carb and things were gummed up.Not wanting to take the machine back in to the shop and having to spend more significant money, I turned to Mechanic in a Bottle, followed the instructions to the letter (primed the product in and let sit overnight), and voila! The snowblower started right up and kept running! Now watch --- we'll have a snowless winter...

I used this product as directed. It did not seem to make any difference. I thought it probably sounded to good to be true.

I've always had serious doubts about "snake oil" pitches but I tried this product after the shop couldn't tune it up. A two year old chainsaw was running poorly - stalling, hard starting, lousy idle, etc. I had read about this product in Farm Show magazine and decided to try it. Following the directions exactly I was surprised at the results.. The saw starts right up, and runs without stalling. I had to fool with the idle a bit but t was worth the small investment.

works great on hard starting jet ski

Unbelievable results, I was experiencing a lose of power that I attributed to an ignition issue in my Lawnboy zero turn powered by a Honda 530. Was I wrong. Followed the directions and gradually after 3 or 4 treatments it's back to full power and runs as good as ever.

I hadn't run my chain saw in about a year, and had left the tank full. The fuel mix was obviously very stale, in fact it reeked. I drained it, mixed up a gallon of fresh using Mechanic in a Bottle per the package directions. Now my 15 year old Husky is running like new.