Winterizing Diesel fuel is impacted by seasonal temperature changes. Conventional summer diesel fuel can begin to gel around 32°F. If blended with biodiesel, it will begin to gel at higher temperatures. Some biodiesels begin gelling in the upper 40s to low 50s. So preparing your… Read More »Diesel Fuel 101, Part 5
It’s August and the average US temperature is well above freezing. In fact it’s downright hot in most of the country. So why am I writing about heating your house. Answer, now is the time when home heating systems need to be serviced….. prior to… Read More »Factors to Consider When Using Biodiesel to Heat Your House
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
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
Winterizing your fuel for safe and efficient operations in low temperatures.