Posted by 01gentdc on July 20, 2015 at 06:15:45 from (184.16.176.151):
In Reply to: Diesel in Gas Tank posted by Tim Tucker on July 20, 2015 at 05:29:24:
I put 5galons of kerosene in my SC case one morning before raking hay,.grabbed 3 cans from fuel dump and went to dads place an dumped them in ,the sc started well but needed choke after about 5 nimutes and was smoking a bit before I realized my mistake ,, no big deal ,,. I just smokt like a diesel ,, since pops place has a long valley thru it , kinda neat to understand this ...,. as the kerosene burnd out I moticed as I went to one end the smoking would clear somewhat , then when I turned around ,THe SC would smoke pretty bad and need choke ,,.apparently the kerosene was not mixing well and was feeding out more on the rite side of tank when I got on the slope ..
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