Posted by Kow Farmer on December 08, 2009 at 18:44:07 from (76.77.198.92):
Hello everyone, I hope everyone had a safe and successful harvest. I have a question concerning diesel skidloader engines. I have recently bought my 1st Gehl 3610 diesel skidloader. What is the best diesel fuel supplement anyone has had the best luck with. I have #2 fuel in the loader yet (yea, I know, how stupid). Anyway, I put in some Power Service diesel fuel supplement to prevent a gel up. The skidloader fuel is NOT gelled yet. Just wondering if this a good product. This is what was recommended to me. Skidloader is parked in a dirt floor machine shed when not in use. I live in So. Minnesota and its around +10 right now and gonna be below 0 tomorrow night. I'll use the loader for snow removal and also for cattle barn cleaning through the winter. I ran the loader tonight for an hour with the Power Service in the fuel tank. Just looking for some suggestions. I will put #1 fuel when fuel level is lower. Tank is almost full now (8 gal. tank). Thank you everybody. Kow farmer
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