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Posted by rrlund on July 22, 2007 at 10:33:43 from (216.46.212.33):
In Reply to: Farm Bureau posted by MN Bob on July 22, 2007 at 10:12:36:
Just my own personal experience,there is a station next town over sells B5 and B20. I fill my 85 Ford with B20 when ever I'm over there with it. Starts a little harder,but runs the same as petroleum diesel. My brother is in the excavating business. He's gone to B20 in everything,on and off road. Just had to change filters at first because of all the gunk that it loostened up in the tank. As for what I'm running in the tractors,it's petroleum diesel with soyshield which makes it about .5% soy for lubricity. Just haven't seen the downside to B20 yet except the slightly harder cold weather starting.
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