2-Cycle 40:1 Pre-Blended Fuel for Outdoor Power Equipment - 32 oz. (Case of 6) - 6525538

I bought these on sale - and they were not 32 oz.In fact, they each weight 1 lb 13.5 ounces...which is 29.5 ounces. The cans weigh about 5.6 ounces. so the content was about 24 ouncesNow, as a pilot, I'm willing to acknowledge that 32 ounces can be argued ounces (as a weight) or as ( a volume).That said, gasoline weighs 6 LB to gallon to water's 8 LB per gallon. So, there's a case for product weight 24 ounces (if we were fueling an aircraft and doing a preflight weight and balance. Thing is, when I put 50 gallons in my plane it weighs 300 pounds. (Water would weight 400) but there goes take-off, right?.Someone in marketing got clever - deciding 32 Oz of Water weight - vs 24 ounces of product weight - wouldn't be noticed. But, I sure did. My can felt about 2/3rd's full...This is NOT 32 "volumetric ounces" (as in a measuring cup). Its product weight is about 24 ounces (on a digital scale)Will I send it back? Nope... It's good fuel and I'll use it since it's here but I will go back to mixing my own ethanol free 40:1. Many of the Murphy stations (adjacent to WalMart) have ethanol-free gas. Good stuff... but too rich (per ounce) for my blood. Had the 32 oz cans been full, I'd have been hooked - being lazy and all that...

Quart size convenient.

Buying pre-mixed fuel sounds lazy, but it is oh-so-convenient. I work on a hiking trail maintenance crew and often carry my brush cutter several miles into the woods. These cans fit great in my day pack, and they pour without making a fuel mess. Each can gets me about a 2 ft wide, one mile long swath of cutting.

I bought the engineered fuel for using in my brand new weed eater to avoid carburetor gumming up which can and will happen when using ethanol fuel mixed with oil. So time will tell if this stuff will work . So far it starts every time but it is still new. Will update later

Easy to you….No mess process.