Posted by Mutt and Jeff on February 28, 2019 at 07:46:31 from (64.222.90.144):
In Reply to: Diesel fuel question posted by chas036 on February 28, 2019 at 07:18:11:
This America we have freedoms that allow us to do things like this unless you are in California which may have rules to prohibit it.
Take the chance run a risk enjoy the renegade spirit.
It's probably just red diesel Maybe with some pricey Kero
high sulfur low sulfur yucky strained seconds
I guess it depends on it's particular make up and from what stocks
even offroad red diesel is probably much better by standard than fuel oil although both dyed red is kero kero or jetA and what grades are used for a boiler compared to some cross atlantic flight, or in house lantern or appliance?
Oh my
as your supplier
If you believe him
He might deny any and all liability to it's fitness to any use but what it was sold as.
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