Posted by MSM on December 08, 2013 at 05:20:53 from (70.192.219.170):
In Reply to: diesel gelled posted by jeremy in NE on December 08, 2013 at 05:07:48:
Regular diesel or bio diesel? Regular diesel mix kerosene with it along with the 911.Once running add anti gel and let the tractor run for an hour or so to thoroughly mix everything. Bio diesel will jell in the high 20's if it is straight bio, and will form small waxey balls that will clog lines and filters as the temp drops down into the teens and below. Your only recourse may be to drain the tank,change the filters again,blow out the lines,and run a 50-50 mix of straight diesel and kerosene, along with a good anti gel additive.
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