Hey guys , back in 2007 , john_bud had a mixture for a diesel treatment additive , it consisted of mineral spirits ,2 cycle oil , naptha and xylene but he did not list how much of this to add per gallon or ten gallons of fuel . If anyone knows about this or can steer me too john_bud i would appreciate it . I would like to try this . thanks
Looking for how much fuel treatment to add.
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RavensRoost
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Naptha? Xylene? I think I would stick to one of the commercial additives, safer.
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john_bud has not posted since 3/11/2009. You could try sending him a PM. But I agree with RavensRoost. Why wouldn't you simply use a commercial product? What's the advantage of mixing your own?
groundcover
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Lot at stake here if you price a new diesel ! I go with 2oz Power Service / 5 gal fuel. No problems in NH winters.
MikePA
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Then your best bet is to contact john_bud directly.
Just click on his name in one of his posts and select either;
- Send a private message to john_bud
- Send email to john_bud
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Almost sounds like some kind of bio-diesel formula?
I second the use only commercial additives also-and follow the instructions as manufacturers of this product generally know of what they speak.
A diesel fuel additive contains a biocide, which is a chemical that kills the algae growing in your tank-all fuels contain water, water in diesel creates an entire eco system in the fuel system. Use too much and entire neighborhoods-if you will- are dispatched at the same time, clogging things up.
Use just enough and the 'bodies' just go through the system and are cremated-after being smashed together that is.
Diesel fuel, its a beautiful thing-biodegradable, did you know that?
A diesel fuel additive contains a biocide, which is a chemical that kills the algae growing in your tank-all fuels contain water, water in diesel creates an entire eco system in the fuel system. Use too much and entire neighborhoods-if you will- are dispatched at the same time, clogging things up.
Use just enough and the 'bodies' just go through the system and are cremated-after being smashed together that is.
Diesel fuel, its a beautiful thing-biodegradable, did you know that?
