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Re: Low-sulphur diesel
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Posted by TomTex on August 04, 2007 at 20:01:50 from (12.74.218.167):
In Reply to: Low-sulphur diesel posted by Jeffro123 on August 04, 2007 at 15:43:43:
APS Diesel Fuel Additive, made in Texas by Power Service. I use one quart per 50 gallons of diesel, year round in all diesel in the barrel/cans when bought. Removes water, adds lubricity, raises the cetane rating, lubs the injectors, lubs the pump, prevents gelling, etc. etc. Been doing this for years and years. I am 66 years old and have not ever had to pull an injection pump, never had filters clogged, never had gelling, never had a water problem, never even see any water in the glass aglomerater (sp). Costs me 5 dollars for 50 gallons. Tom
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