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Re: Re: Diesel Tractor Question
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Posted by Ed on July 24, 2003 at 05:59:08 from (198.185.163.7):
In Reply to: Re: Diesel Tractor Question posted by Deas Plant. on July 21, 2003 at 11:37:46:
#2 fuel oil is not far off of # 2 Diesel. A lot of oil companies don't even sell #2 oil any more and substitute # 2 dyed diesel for home heating use. #2 burner oil in the summer will work fine in a diesel tractor but might gel in the winter. Your probably thinking about #6 fuel oil or what I call bunker oil. That is real thick approaching crude oil. In England their is a run on vegtable oil for use in cars. Not sure what the long term effects are but seems to work fine as a blend if you like the french fry smell.
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