How often should a fuel stabilizer be added to the rescue boat's fuel?

Adding a fuel stabilizer at every fill is essential for maintaining the integrity of the fuel and ensuring optimal performance of the rescue boat. Fuel typically degrades over time, leading to issues such as gum and varnish buildup, which can clog fuel lines and filters. By consistently adding a stabilizer with each fill-up, you're actively protecting the fuel against oxidation and moisture that could lead to corrosion in the fuel system.

While other options suggest limited use of fuel stabilizer based on seasonal or usage factors, the reality is that fuel can go stale quickly, especially in boats that may not be used regularly. By incorporating a stabilizer at every fill, you minimize the risk of engine problems and ensure that the boat remains operational and ready for emergency situations whenever needed. This practice supports overall maintenance and performance, making it a proactive approach to boat care.