Posted by 620 John on December 23, 2022 at 17:09:04 from (100.42.84.233):
In Reply to: Treating Gelled Diesel? posted by Kelly in tx on December 23, 2022 at 09:57:04:
I use BG diesel thaw and Howes when something is gelled up. Install new filters pre-filling with Howes and diesel thaw. Pour some thaw in the fuel tank as well. Plug in the block heater. Hook up battery charger or jumper pack or both. Set up a nipco heater on the fuel filters. Maybe a little ether. You might get it running.
Did this on a JD 8370RT that was gelled up on Wednesday. 0 deg F with snow coming down. Battery charger, jumper pack, block heater, Howes, BG diesel Thaw, one set of new filters, nipco heater, ether. You name it, I threw it at it! Got it running.
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