Well, I gave up on diesel engines, but the house still runs on oil. I am the sad owner of 1000 gallons of crud. Not only am I messed up with their crap getting my filters- element, pump screen and nozzle- but I made myself a new problem. The underground tank stays fairly warm, but the tanks in the garage I pour into the ground one... are cold... very cold. Closed up building in winter is worst than outside huh? I get online and find home heating oil (and diesel?) doesn't burn properly less than 35 degrees F. Well, we are getting up to that point lately, but the last batch I ran into the underground must have been zero. So in goes gallons of diesel fuel conditioner. Which I'm sure won't hurt what is up with your tractor. But this stuff is getting to be a real drag. The tractors are all gas, and as soon as the house is gas- or anything besides fuel oil... the better..... but hey, in the summer, when you don't need it, fuel oil burns great! Diesels run great.... just head south for 4 or 5 months.... I don't know what they call it in Germany, but try a few gallons of 'kerosene? parafin? Lamp oil?' Anything a grade lighter.... good luck!!
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