When I was working a the truck shop in the early 80's, we got a "fuel blender". it was a box on wheels that had a pump, 2 filters, and 3 hoses on it. It would suck directly from a fitting at the drain on the pan while at the same time suck clean fuel from the tank. Somewhere in the process, it would run the used oil thru the filters, and them pump the mixed fuel back into the tank. We looked at as 10 gallons of free fuel. It worked fine on the Cummins, but Detroit told us not to use it on the 60 series engines. Tim in OR
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