PineRidge
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Whenever I get the 275 gallon storage tank filled I add 96 ounces of Power Service. BTW: I don't think that there is such a thing as adding to much PS to your diesel.
Power Service in a Storage Tank
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PineRidge
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Whenever I get the 275 gallon storage tank filled I add 96 ounces of Power Service. BTW: I don't think that there is such a thing as adding to much PS to your diesel.
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Especially since it says that you can mix it at up to 2x+ strength to help cleaning.. etc.
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Especially since it says that you can mix it at up to 2x+ strength to help cleaning.. etc.
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98% of the inactive ingredients in PS is 100% Diesel #2.
The other 2% active ingredients are ethylhexylnitrate and some esterified fatty acids.
Add the PS to your stored fuel.
The other 2% active ingredients are ethylhexylnitrate and some esterified fatty acids.
Add the PS to your stored fuel.
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98% of the inactive ingredients in PS is 100% Diesel #2.
The other 2% active ingredients are ethylhexylnitrate and some esterified fatty acids.
Add the PS to your stored fuel.
The other 2% active ingredients are ethylhexylnitrate and some esterified fatty acids.
Add the PS to your stored fuel.
SteveInMD
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SkyPup - can I ask where you got this information? I've been trying to find out what's in fuel stabilizers in general, and how it works, but I haven't been able to track much down on the subject. I always wonder if the stuff really does any good, or is it just "snake oil". I'm not trying to make my own stabilizer or anything like that, just find out if I'm wasting my money.
SteveInMD
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SkyPup - can I ask where you got this information? I've been trying to find out what's in fuel stabilizers in general, and how it works, but I haven't been able to track much down on the subject. I always wonder if the stuff really does any good, or is it just "snake oil". I'm not trying to make my own stabilizer or anything like that, just find out if I'm wasting my money.
Bird
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I only bought my diesel 55 gallons at a time, and added the Power Service to the barrel as the others have said. I had one neighbor who bought 250 gallons at a time, and one who had a 1,000 gallon tank; I'm not sure how low he let it get or how much he had delivered at a time, but they, too, added it to their storage tanks.
Bird
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I only bought my diesel 55 gallons at a time, and added the Power Service to the barrel as the others have said. I had one neighbor who bought 250 gallons at a time, and one who had a 1,000 gallon tank; I'm not sure how low he let it get or how much he had delivered at a time, but they, too, added it to their storage tanks.