Diesel fuel quality should be a concern for everyone. Today’s diesel engines are designed for high performance. They are built with high pressure fuel pumps and tighter tolerance injectors. What does this mean to your construction and farm equipment? It means any dirt, water or… Read More »Diesel Equipment Best Practices
Backup power generators serve a vital purpose, providing invaluable standby power for residences and business alike. While dependable when maintained properly, there is often a general misunderstanding of how to maintain the fuel supply. Much of the problem stems from not knowing some basic diesel… Read More »Generator Diesel Fuel Best Practices
Every new year brings new resolutions but the top five seem to almost never change for most of us. Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions Exercise to get into shape Diet to lose weight Save money Eat healthier Take better care of yourself Have you ever… Read More »New Year’s Fuel Quality Management Resolution
In our last post, we looked at winter additives specific to preventing gelling. This post will look at other aspects of winter preparation for fuel systems and equipment. Taking the necessary steps to properly maintain your fuel will ensure fewer cold weather issues. Preventing ice… Read More »Fuel Winterizing Tips
In 1968 the Liquid Tire Chain Traction Dispenser system was added as an option on all Chevrolet models. The system was touted as the solution to winter traction problems. Just add the special additive into its dispenser and instantly you have traction in the worst… Read More »The Right Winter Treatment
In 2020 there were 383 major electrical outages in the US according to the Energy Department, resulting in millions without power. This year is not looking any better. Since 2016, the problem with the nation’s power grid have gotten worse forcing many to become dependent… Read More »Dependable Generator Fuel
Why do biocides fail to adequately decontaminate a fuel system? One major cause is due to insolubility. If a biocide cannot properly mix and remain in the fuel, it will not be able to provide adequate decontamination nor will it be able to protect a… Read More »When Biocides Fail
The same science that protects aircraft at 30,000 feet also protects your diesel engine. By 1955, air travel in the United States surpassed rail travel and by 1957 aircraft provided the main form of transportation across the ocean. The aviation industry was experiencing rapid expansion… Read More »Protection at 30,000 Feet
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Rising Prices Continue! Global supply chains continue to be stressed. The petrochemicals market was hit particularly hard. Already tight from the pandemic and labor shortages, last year’s winter storm exacerbated supply problems. Product delays, short supply and increased costs are all expected to continue this… Read More »Winter is Coming