I tend to go the other way from the rest of the guys. I have had diesel engines for well over 40 years, and Dad had them before that. The last 10 years I have never run blended fuel in anything. This new junk the call diesel doesn't have any of the qualities the old stuff did. I do run a fuel treatment year round. I run Howes, and have had a tractor gell with it, but the tractor had been sitting for 10 years before, so I don't think it was Howes fault. If you are wanting some way of starting the engine, and are figuring on using the magnetic heater, save your time. The only place I ever use one is on a hydraulic tank on my loader, and I think that is a waste of time, and money, but it gives me the warm fuzzies thinking I am helping the pump. I am a FIRM believer in block heaters, followed by a circulating tank heater, if you can't get a block heater put in.
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