I just got my snowblower back for repairs. It had a blocked carburetor.
Two days after I got it home I noticed it was leaking gas/oil. This is a two-cycle machine. Even after using it, it still leaks.
I called the company who worked on it, and they are closed until January 4th.
Until I can get it in for repairs, I have moved the machine from my garage to my medium-sized shed. The gas fumes were entering my home.
The blower is leaking about a tablespoon of gas a day. Hopefully, it will soon be empty.
I hate to store it outside due to the elements, but am wondering if this could be a fire hazard when storing it inside the shed? The only thing I store in the shed is two lawnmowers, Christmas decorations, rakes, fertilizer, etc. I do have electrical outlets up high that I use for lights, radio, etc.
I tend to be a worrier and don't want to burn the place down, so I wanted to ask: Is this safe?
Many thanks.
Kate