3 diesel choices at local station

[number two]

GFL:kerosene is just a more refined diesel fuel(actually #1 and kerosene are the same these days)and it contains a little less energy and a little less lubrication for your fuel system parts.In the north in winter months it's quite common for diesel fuel to be blended 20-40% with regular #2 diesel fuel to avoid winter gelling,often with fuel treatment added.A gallon every tankful will not hurt anything,or mix both gallons in a tankful with some Power Service or Howes Lubricator for an up north winter blend.Good Luck!

 

[GFL]

It has less than 50 hours on it. I won't take a chance.

Thanks for the prompt reply,
Gary

 

[Duffster]

GFL:kerosene is just a more refined diesel fuel(actually #1 and kerosene are the same these days)and it contains a little less energy and a little less lubrication for your fuel system parts.In the north in winter months it's quite common for diesel fuel to be blended 20-40% with regular #2 diesel fuel to avoid winter gelling,often with fuel treatment added.A gallon every tankful will not hurt anything,or mix both gallons in a tankful with some Power Service or Howes Lubricator for an up north winter blend.Good Luck!

Kero and D1 are not the same around here.

 

[Don87]

I would not be afraid to mix it in a tractor. As stated, it was used for years to keep diesel from gelling in cold climates.