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Mixing it with existing diesel is no problem, it just makes a blend. Haven't heard of tank problems with Bio yet.

John: I think excess fuel causes dark smoke. white = antifreeze or oil (oil is usually has a little blue in it). Rawleigh

John: There are actually two problems apparently: the first is the leachant from the fiberglass in the tank and the second is the interaction between the ethanol and the MBTE additives which can cause a sludge. At least that is how I understand it. Rawleigh

I'm not. The product I use comes from a friends production plant, in fact it is the one that the President visited last year. Homebrew can be hard on engines if you are not very careful. The commercial product I use is made from virgin soy oil. As little as 2% bio will replace the lubricity lost to ...

I use either B20 or B100 in my truck and tractors. I love it. They run nuch smoother and quieter on it. I have to disagree about the warrantee part though. If they find a fuel related problem and you have greater than the amount of bio the engine manufacturer specifies, they will deny the claim. For...

I have them on the footrest for my lower station as well. Glad the acid worked out for you. Rawleigh

Keep us posted on how it works out John.

Harv: Try a quick dip in muiriatic acid to clean the greem off and see how bad they really are. If the pitting isn't too bad just keep them wiped in CorrosionX so the green doesn't come back. Its not the perfect solution, but it will make them look better until you can find some replacements. Rawleigh

Not yet walter. I'm saving it for special occasions!!

That is too bad that we can't post a picture off of our computer! how do you recommend that we post pictures that we have? Do we have to use some sort of hosting site? If so who do you recommend?