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Posted by Kevin Bismark on February 28, 2006 at 17:24:50 from (152.163.100.65):
In Reply to: bio diesel BEWARE posted by alfred on February 27, 2006 at 21:02:59:
Well, the state of Minnesota pulled it for a couple weeks when it got down below 0 a month ago, the one truck at work I was driving that day I don't drive that much but couldn't quite figure out why it didn't seam to have the same power, figured it out a couple day's later, must have been a week or so and then they were back selling it. One of the things that really made me scratch my head was an article in a news paper from Duluth that said the ships that were owned by some shipping company would no longer be filling up in Minnesota, made me wonder if it was salt water or water they were afraid of, or did they know something the rest of us didn't. I have ran several hunderd gallons through my ford and so far everything has been okay, would like to see how it's made, and would be nice to see the arabs sit in the sand alone, but don't think that will happen for a few years but at least there is a little more money that can stay in this country. Kevin
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