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I just went and filled up my mower fuel container at the same time as filling my car.
Filled both with E10. Now i'm wondering if its safe to use in both the push lawn mower (briggs and stratton) and the ride on mower (also briggs and stratton)? Both of these mowers are only 2 years old. Will E10 be strong enough to cause any damge to fuel lines etc??? 
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Using E10 in lawn mower and ride on mower?
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