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Re: off/road #2 diesel vs #2 auto diesel
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Posted by Doug in Illinois on June 03, 2007 at 18:46:24 from (207.144.241.251):
In Reply to: Re: off/road #2 diesel vs #2 auto diesel posted by Wardner on June 03, 2007 at 17:16:38:
I see one of the replies mentioned something about the sulfur content. I have been using the new low sulfur in my Ford 5000 diesel row crop. Back in 81 or 82 I worked for a Case dealer who also sold fuel and heating oil. Back then the main difference between true diesel and the heating oil is that the heating oil was more like number 1 diesel fuel, or a little more like kerosene depending on just how darn cold it was going to be. Wouldn't worry at all if you would blend it with some new fuel, only because of the fact it may be more like winter grade fuel.
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