Posted by jturbo10 on June 26, 2016 at 20:03:16 from (71.51.59.136):
Took a trip with my 2014 Ram 350 Diesel dually and 5th wheel RV last week to Mustang Island in Port Aransas Texas. In South Texas most diesel fuel has a percentage of soybean (soy) in the fuel. Not sure why East Texas does not have any Soy in the Diesel but I was not sure if it was good for trucks on a long basis. I added some Kleen supplement just in case it might affect my injectors etc. Anyone have any long term experience with soy diesel? Going on a long trip out west this fall and might encounter more of the same. I have heard that soy diesel is not good in cold weather and can decrease fuel filter and injector life. If it is anything like ethanol for gas engines, then it is probably not a good thing in the long run. Corn and sorghum (Milo) is near maturity and look pretty good. Now that the rains have eased up, a lot of hay is being harvested. Cotton looks great and is already blooming and soybeans are over knee high in some areas. You can really tell where the wet spots were in the spring as there isn't any crops in those areas and mostly bare ground except for weeds.
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