Posted by oliverguy on December 28, 2017 at 06:20:17 from (75.149.65.181):
in mid north Indiana we don't have that bad of cold weather, but it's going to be below zero at nights for several more days. I've treated everything at work and farm with power service, lucas and then yesterday on my most important snow equipment, lucas extreme anti-gel the salesman brought me. We always mixed kerosene into our mix also when it's like this. We don't have any problems so far. Do you guys just run #1 and everything is fine or do you run #1 and treat also. Do any of you run #2 and treat heavily and it works below zero just fine? Just wondering. Maybe I just need to buy a couple drums of #1 to use or mix in, going to the gas station to mix kero into my mobile bulk tank and a couple trucks is kind of a pain. Luckily for this weather, 98% of my trucks and equipment are gas. Thanks
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