Gas storage, how to avoid shortages! Peak oil, fuel, crisis

In this video we are going to look at how to store gasoline. This will help you to avoid shortages as some recently have experienced in the Southeast. In a true SHTF situation, you are going to need gasoline for many things including: vehicles (if still working), chainsaws, tillers, lawnmowers (yep your still going to have to mow every so often to keep down fire hazards and to cut down on possible concealed entry corridors), generators, water pumps, log splitters, etc. Left by itself, gasoline typically has problems in a fairly short period of time. It must be properly treated and put in good quality storage containers. Do NOT trust your gas to the cheapie red plastic cans from walmart. I personally would be leery of using any plastic containers to store gas LONG TERM, but that's just me. Sit down and think about how much gas you use in a year around your homestead or survival retreat. Examples- 5 gallons for chainsaws and log splitter, 5 gallons for lawnmower, 5 gallons for garden tiller, 5 gallons for misc. hauling tasks around the homestead, etc. Treated fuel would be a good barter item also. tags- survivalist, survival, fuel shortage, storage, gas, diesel, homestead, peak oil, self reliance, preparedness, oil crisis, oil drum, fuel tank, gasoline, ethanol, bio fuel diesel, rationing, food storage, logistics, survival retreat, survival report, PRI fuel preservative, 911, Alex Jones, whatever else brings people in :)

Alternate Energy 4, solar, crisis peak oil off grid gas 2012

In this short video series we will explore the basics of setting up an alternate energy system. What each component does, how it functions and it's place in an off grid system. Designed specifically for the homesteader or survivalist, this video is designed to help get you started on your road to energy independence! The system shown runs a house approximately 1500 sq. feet plus intermittant lighting and tool use on a couple of outbuildings. The house uses LP gas for water heater and cook stove. Everything else except AC is ran off this system. Total cost of the system show was under $20K with the bulk of it purchased in 1998 and 1999. Batteries have been replaced one time at the cost of $3K for the changeout of 20 batteries. No matter what your preparing for: nuclear war, terrorism, economic collapse, market crash, food shortages, famine, etc. Having a working Alternate energy system can help greatly around your homestead or survival retreat. There is one section of one of the videos that has poor lighting, this could not be helped. If your looking for Spielberg cinematography, you came to the wrong place! We know the lighting is bad in that part, no need for immature comments regarding this. If you don't like, don't watch! www.homesteadingandsurvival.com www.survivalreport.net tags- survival, survivalist, survival retreat, homesteading, preparedness, prepare, terrorism, war, EMP, nuclear, obama, 911, alex jones, alternate energy, solar power, wind power, micro hydro ...