Uncle Wayne
Silver Member
- Joined
- May 18, 2009
- Messages
- 172
- Location
- Moulton, Alabama (Lawrence County)
- Tractor
- 4320 John Deere
I'm expecting delivery this week of my 4320. This will be my first piece of equipment that has used diesel fuel. While shopping, all the dealers told me the problems with diesel tractor starting in cold weather had been solved. They all cautioned me against letting it run out of fuel.
I asked about getting a storage tank for diesel fuel and most recommended against it. They said no more fuel than I'd use, the fuel would probably "go bad" in the tank.
Looking back through my records, last year I used 250 gallons of gasoline in my tractor and bought it usually in 5 gallon cans. While inconvenient sometimes, it's probably still my best option to purchase my diesel fuel the same way. Your opinions appreciated.
Some dealers recommended buying "off road" diesel fuel. Only one station locally has that type of fuel. What's the difference in the storage life between regular diesel and off road diesel?
I asked about getting a storage tank for diesel fuel and most recommended against it. They said no more fuel than I'd use, the fuel would probably "go bad" in the tank.
Looking back through my records, last year I used 250 gallons of gasoline in my tractor and bought it usually in 5 gallon cans. While inconvenient sometimes, it's probably still my best option to purchase my diesel fuel the same way. Your opinions appreciated.
Some dealers recommended buying "off road" diesel fuel. Only one station locally has that type of fuel. What's the difference in the storage life between regular diesel and off road diesel?