Minnesota has had all diesel at 2-3% bio for a couple years now. If we can deal with it here in MN, it should work about anywhere.
It helps to lube the pump, makes up for the lack of sulfur now, so I'd be kinda scared _not_ have a low level of bio.
Depends on how it was made, bean bio is pretty good, animal fats can be very hard to make a good product from.
It's gonna clean out your tank, and it does support a bit more algea type growth on long term storage. Gotta know what you are doing. Lot of farmers are running 20-30% bio and works for them. You need to know what you are doing a bit more tho, and have a good supplier who has good pure bio.
The low-level bio up to 5% should be a good thing in this anti-sulfur world more often than not.
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