Posted by fixerupper on January 06, 2014 at 17:13:44 from (100.42.83.15):
Been playing with fire, or shall we say no fire running #2 bio with conditioner in the 1086 loader tractor. Today it caught up with me, only I got lucky. The tractor started running rough when I was driving by the heated shop and I happened to have the remote for the shop door opener in the tractor and the shop happened to be empty. Stumbled it into the shop and voluntarily shut her down. We are all so tired of the cold and even snow for a lot of you guys so I thought I'd post a good luck story for once. I threw a 55 gallon drum I use occasionally for fuel in the pickup and ran to the truck stop and filled it up with #1. EXPENSIVE with that road tax! $4.08 but I'll probably only need one barrel for the winter. Stay warm. Jim
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