Posted by smallercrawler on February 24, 2012 at 09:23:57 from (166.82.254.181):
In Reply to: Biodiesel posted by JayinNY on February 24, 2012 at 08:14:30:
I use a tank of ~20% bio to every 4-5 tanks of regular diesel in '04 Cummins for past 2 years. Have noticed engine noise is reduced, engine is smoother, acceleration is better, and fuel filters stay cleaner. Slight mpg drop on full tank of bio (~.6 mpg) and price is now within 6 cents/gallon of diesel after being about 24 cents/gallon cheaper. FWIW I would be leery of "home-brew fuel/additives" without proper "producers" paperwork as several stories floating around about large fines for "non road use taxed" fuel including cooking oil, used motor oil, and ATF. State's theory is that although SALES TAX was paid at purchase of these items, ROAD USE FUEL TAX was not. Enforcement appears to be increasing as I bought truck new and had never been "dipped" in 8 years, but recently was stopped twice in about 4 hours to be checked by "flying squads" of troopers/state revenue agents. Now see them fairly often in the area.
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