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I agree with 84300DT. When you get too low, you will be more prone to pick up debris/dirt from the bottom of your fuel tank and also be more prone to pick up water. Water is heavier than fuel and will settle to the bottom. By letting your tank get that low, you were probably getting rough running from the water you were picking up. I try not to let the tank go below a 1/4.
You may want to let the tank get low again and pull the screen in the tank.
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