I have like you used additive,, others here call p*&& funny I bet it gets Way colder here in Wyoming than Iowa ect and all I have ran fro the last 25 years is #2 fuel from my farm tank adding additive at each filling,, my lot cleaning loader a 580CK sits out 50% of the time, and I leave at 1-3 am to clean it is always kept plugged in,, a block heater by the way, I do have the engine sides covered,,, but she starts right up and has Never gelled even at -35 below with 50 mph wind chills,, oh that's right some think wind chills do not matter,,, come on out to the plains and see if it matters,,, I will continue this way,, oh I also always make sure I keep the traps clear of any water,,, But where I use additive year around and pay attention to how I care for my fuel I have very little to drain,,,, I do see a high number of people here who do have gelling issues and they run blended fuel,, from getting them running again I see this as a lack of maintenance rather than a fuel issue
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