Posted by JK-NY on April 01, 2022 at 08:09:24 from (174.197.207.2):
I know there has been a lot of discussion on here about fuel additives to help lubricity and cold weather fuel flow . I wonder if anyone that uses any brand of fuel additive like Stanadyne, Power Service, Howes etc has noticed lower fuel consumption with any additive ? In this age of high fuel costs I thought this might make for a good conversation. Most of the additives claim to help lower fuel consumption , give added power etc. FWIW I have been using an additive foe years now and never really paid attention to see if there was a benefit as far as added power or better fuel economy. I have always used them more for added lubricity and winter performance. I primarily used Stanadyne Performance but have used the white bottle Power Service and now have some Howes to try . I add the additive to the storage tank when I get fuel delivered so I dont have to screw around adding it when I fuel the tractor.
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