Posted by bjackson on October 13, 2012 at 05:50:33 from (216.211.73.189):
Hello again helpful folks... Once again I come with a question that only this site seems able to answer.
I recently switched home heating systems and now have a decent abundance of home heating oil (about 150 gallons). I have heard I can run this fuel in my diesel tractor but don"t want to go mucking up my only running machine right now, especially with the winter approaching.
I"m not sure exactly what type of fuel they were putting in the house tank, I am fairly sure it was considered "#2" fuel oil. Attempting to contact a fuel company up here results in automated answering, especially on weekends.
Thanks for help in ideas regarding this. The knowledge base never ceases to amaze and help!
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