Oh? In my part of the world when you order #2 fuel delivered to the bulk farm tank, that is what you get, no extra conditioners.
So you need to add your own. Or you can order a blend, 1/3 or 1/2 winter and the rest summer diesel. But you need to ask for such special, and thry draw it off their truck from the different compartments, splash blend it in your bulk tank.
The gas station island dispensers indeed often offer blended / consigned fuel as you describe. Since winterized fuel costs more, they tend to be a little slow to get it deep freeze proofed tho.......
But if you buy bulk 'here' you get what you order, if you order #2 that is what you get. Most of us farmers lay in a bulk tank full of diesel in late October or early November and lasts most of the winter, so we are running whatever was delivered then.
I never considered some of you get something different delivered when you buy bulk fuel?
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