Thanks again JD, Like I said just a couple of questions that popped into my mind.Figured you would have the answers, figure it's safe to ask now than later, after we got one and ruined something.Sorry about the bio fuel word, it's just what I heard it called in our neck of the woods,as I said before,not too familiar with diesel engines,as long as they work I didn't care,but working on them, you could say the crank muffler went out and I couldn't disagree LOL.From injectors and pumps,along with anything else I'm stupified. Not that I can't learn,just never took the time to get into it, gas engines are in all of what I own in everything.With our heating oil and diesel prices around here ranging from $3.00 up for diesel and $2.89 #2 oil and $2.95 #1 heating oil and who knows about when we get one,just trying to figure the most bang for our buck. Thanks again JD,appreciate your taking the time to answer our questions. Warmest reguards,LOU
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