Posted by TDJD on October 05, 2018 at 11:23:04 from (99.8.173.109):
The post below got me thinking. I’ve heard of winter and summer blends for gas, but what are they blending? And are there different blends for rec gas (100% gasoline)? I normally burn rec gas in my John Deere A but this summer I burned probably 200 gallons so I used just plain gas (from Meijer). Good, bad, same? Now Diesel. I haven’t burned diesel before but I got a John Deere R (to do heavy work instead of the A, because of the better fuel efficiency). There’s a station near the farm that sells off-road diesel, what do I need to know about blends (winter/summer)? Sulfur? I want to burn good diesel for the tractor because it’s getting an engine overhaul. Any thing else I should know about fuel? Thanks.
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