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Re: running keroseen in a deisel


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Posted by Mark - IN. on February 10, 2014 at 16:09:44 from (98.215.76.204):

In Reply to: running keroseen in a deisel posted by jerry 4 on February 10, 2014 at 07:33:31:

There was a fella here sometime back that said he delivered kerosene and diesel for a living, and swore that kerosene and No. 1 diesel were the same and all, minus the coloring for the diesel. Now, I don't know if what he said was true or not. Have no idea. I knew a fella decades back that used to stop in the gas station that I worked at nights after school, and he used to come in every week with two five gallon cans to fill up with No. 2 diesel to use for his furnace back when fuel oil, kerosene was cheaper at 32 cents per gallon versus 49 cents per gallon for diesel. These days, its backwards and for as expensive as fuel oil, kerosene is, diesel is cheaper by about 50 to 60 cents per gallon by me. Kero about $4.50 per gallon, Diesel about $3.90 - $4.00 per gallon.

Every year, I take my left over kerosene and mix it, just to be safe, with the diesel to get rid of it about 1/3 kero, 2/3 diesel. I've never had a problem. Then again, that fella here swore that they were the same, and truth be told, I don't know any better one way or the other.

Since kero is more expensive than diesel, I'd run and burn the diesel in the tractors and trucks, and... And these days I'll save the kero that I have.

Good luck.

Mark


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