Would you burn heating oil in your tractor?

[kevinj]

Not if it is off road diesel

Now were gonna confuse Mr Brown. He asked about 2 names and there are really 3!!!!!!!!!

We untill about 2 months back actually had an Amoco refined premium diesel which was removed from our market. Back when I sold Amoco fuel we had:

Kero
1 furnace dyed
1D taxed (mainly for the old Detroit diesels)
Furnace oil or cheap offroad dyed
Furnace oil taxed if they wanted cheap road diesel
Premier D taxed
Premier D dyed

The premier was a great product, 45 - 50 cetane, all additives, winter blended per the local markets, etc. I still have 50 gallon left and it is no more.

 

[Tractorguy1038]

I have a nephew who delivers home heating fuel. He says he delivers to quite a few homes where the guys who also use it in their tractors.

 

[LBrown59]

I have a nephew who delivers home heating fuel. He says he delivers to quite a few homes where guys also use it in their tractors.

They should because putting it in a house or putting in a tractor doesn't change it.