Posted by JD Seller on November 18, 2018 at 09:18:09 from (208.126.198.213):
In Reply to: Gelling up posted by David G on November 18, 2018 at 08:10:10:
Well I have not used Powers Services or Howes in years. I switched to JD winter fuel treatment 10 years ago or so. At the time it was a cost move. I can buy the JD in five gallon pails during the Open house parts discount. I use it at the rate of I qt. per hundred. NO other blends or treatments. My cost is about 5 cents per gallon and I do not have the power loss from the K-1. Blending K-1 costs about 10-15 cents per gallon around here and you have power loss.
David I would bet that you do not have a gel problem but a water one. 15 degrees usually is not low enough for a gel issue unless your running biodiesel.
I start treating the fuel barrels on Nov. 1st. and add it to all equipment when I check the antifreeze for winter.
I have not had a tractor or truck gel in all of that time. The last winter I had blended fuel and used Powers treatment I had terrible issues with it. Semis freezing up out on the road and tractors dying half way through chores.
I now treat the fuel as the tanker delivers it. I also have a double water/fuel filter setup on the supply tank. I drain the water separators every Monday morning. Use an electric heat gun to thaw it if needed.
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