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Re: e-85 fuel
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Posted by Coloken on May 30, 2005 at 01:59:43 from (216.17.228.104):
In Reply to: e-85 fuel posted by n8terry on May 29, 2005 at 20:55:32:
I go with Jon. Think the 5 or 10 percent reduction is for the E85. I have used E10 for years. Never noticed any reduction. Like said, could be because it keep things clean. I tried E85 in my non listed Dakota--seemed to like it, but might have been a little "cold blooded" on a cool morning. But my local COOP charged 2.10 gal, same as regular, So no reason to use it. I run and have run the 10 percent stuff for years but don'r run any field tractor now, so can't tell about them.Figure every time I fill up, I burn up a few bushell of corn to help the farmer. Kenny
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