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Rusty Allis
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Topic: Diesel additivesPosted: 1 hour 10 minutes ago at 10:50am |
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Group! Looking for some advice on diesel fuel additives
I have some older (80's-90's) equipment (tractors, skid steers etc) that get mostly put up for winter in an unheated building.
Last year we had one that when getting it ready in spring started/stalled wouldn't restart and when it finally did, wouldn't rev. After some heat and gentle taps on the IP it came around and has been fine all season. This has never happened in the past 15 years. It was a cold, miserable long winter here in the Northeast We've run some ATF every few fill ups, but is there a good product anyone can suggest to "pickle" these old girls for the winter? Just trying to avoid another spring fiasco because of course, it's always "I needed it yesterday" when it comes time to recommission the stuff for the season Thanks! |
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