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Is there such a fuel or because of the oil in it can it not be winter blended for anti-gel properties?
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Winter Blend B20
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FSBruva
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I heard from Mangus that you just cut it with a little kerosene to keep it from gelling.
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B20 shouldnt need any thinning.... its only 20% bio.
http://www.duffscience.com/biodiesel/biodiesel_calculation.htm
According to this calculator, 20% biodiesel mixed with 80% winterized petrodiesel can be used down to 4 degrees Fahrenheit. As I understand it, the winterized blend already will have some kerosene or other fuel with a lower-than-petrodiesel gel point added to it.
According to this calculator, 20% biodiesel mixed with 80% winterized petrodiesel can be used down to 4 degrees Fahrenheit. As I understand it, the winterized blend already will have some kerosene or other fuel with a lower-than-petrodiesel gel point added to it.