MarkF48
Gold Member
I've been adding Power Service anti-gel to my fuel as roughly a rate of 16oz/25gal (0.64oz per 1 gal) of fuel, which is 2x the base recommended amount on the container and is the suggested amount to maximize the cetane boost. We had some temps around -3F early this morning, warming up to about 20F when I went to clear some snow. Tractor lost power and it was obvious in the filter bowl that the fuel had gelled. The fuel in the tank likely hadn't caught up to the 20F air temperature. When this has occurred before I soaked the filter in 911 and removed the gelling and I was good to go again. Not sure how thorough of a cleaning the filter is doing this and I'm going to put a new filter in today.
Is there a safe maximum allowable amount of Power Service that could be used without worry of causing problems with the motor or otherwise?
Is there a safe maximum allowable amount of Power Service that could be used without worry of causing problems with the motor or otherwise?