Oil & Fuel Mahindra Diesel Fuel Recommendation

[tmeadows]

If your supplier has a high turnover then then the desiel fuel you bought would have to ulsc no longer allowed to produce high sulfur

 

[nelsond7004]

If your supplier has a high turnover then then the desiel fuel you bought would have to ulsc no longer allowed to produce high sulfur

Its sad that I had to buy a tractor to start learning about diesel fuel. :laughing: I will keep buying from my supplier and not think twice.

 

[MahindraDon]

Low sulfer is actually better for your tractor. This government mandated Ultra low sulfer fuel is actually so bad that you better be using diesel fuel conditioner. Truck drivers all do. Mahindra has its own brand that works great. Just like ethanol in gas ruins engines, this new fuel wreaks havoc on seals and gaskets. I think a pint does like 500 gallons. Good luck !

 

[nelsond7004]

Low sulfer is actually better for your tractor. This government mandated Ultra low sulfer fuel is actually so bad that you better be using diesel fuel conditioner. Truck drivers all do. Mahindra has its own brand that works great. Just like ethanol in gas ruins engines, this new fuel wreaks havoc on seals and gaskets. I think a pint does like 500 gallons. Good luck !

MahindraDon, I agree with you on the ULSD lubricating property. I have run Power Service in the tractor since day one. I use the grey bottle in the summer and the white in the winter. Would not think about running it without some type of fuel conditioner.

 

[rsewill]

Low sulfer is actually better for your tractor. This government mandated Ultra low sulfer fuel is actually so bad that you better be using diesel fuel conditioner. Truck drivers all do. Mahindra has its own brand that works great. Just like ethanol in gas ruins engines, this new fuel wreaks havoc on seals and gaskets. I think a pint does like 500 gallons. Good luck !

Truck drivers do not all add conditioners but refiners do add lubricity, etc. Just like they add anti-gel in the winter. The anti-gel additives are cheaper than putting out real No. 1 fuel.

 

[WouldWerker]

I'm a believer in using an additive. I've been using Stanadyne, but I'm switching to Opti-lube XPD based on this test: Lubricity Additive Study Results - Diesel Place : Chevrolet and GMC Diesel Truck Forums