We highly recommend using Alkylate petrol in your garden machinery for cleaner running, improved reliability, and reduced engine issues compared to standard garage fuel.
Modern pump fuels both standard E10 and premium E5 petrol contain ethanol, which goes stale quickly, attracts water, and gums up carburetors during storage. Switching to Alkylate petrol protects your fuel system from expensive damage and keeps your machinery performing at its best.
Available to buy in-store today at our Bradworthy shop. Perfect for customers across North Devon and the North Cornwall border looking for a reliable local alkylate fuel stockist.
If you use pump petrol in your garden machinery you will get water in your fuel system which will cause running and starting issues. Ethanol E5 & E10 is hygroscopic so it will naturally attract moisture from the atmosphere. Only way to stop this is to use Alkylate Petrol in your machines.
Another example from our workshop from a lawn mower carburettor of why we don't recommend using E5 or E10 petrol in your machines.
This is a regular sight in our workshop with customers using regular pump petrol and not being able to start their machines. As you can see it has a large amount of water in it. Ethanol will naturally absorb moisture from the air.
This is exactly the same spark plug which are both one year old. The one on the left has been running on regular pump petrol and you can see the carbon build up on the end of the spark plug. The spark plug on the right has been running on alkylate petrol and as you can see has a much lower carbon build up. This is because Alkylate petrol is a clean burn fuel.
Looking for an Aspen fuel alternative? Aspen fuel was developed in Sweden in the 1980s as a cleaner-burning alkylate petrol for small petrol engines. Today, Husqvarna also produces high-quality alkylate petrol, making it an excellent alternative to Aspen for chainsaws, lawnmowers, hedge trimmers and other garden machinery. DMP Garden Machinery does not sell Aspen-branded fuel, but we stock Husqvarna alkylate petrol as a high-quality alternative.