Hi All,
What is the word on using straight bd in a Beckett
oil burner? This is a new unit only having burned a few gallons of petro diesel
to test it so it is basically a "virgin'. BTW this is a backup unit on my Tarm
wood fired boiler.
Also has anyone had any issues with the solvent
As to your second question, fuel flows one way, so it will not pick up
gunk from the inside of the motor. I have found if you are running BD
in an old diesel with a few hundred thousand miles on it you will need
to change your fuel filter as the BD will loosen up the junk in your
tank and
Another link for the furnace
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Mike Weaver wrote:
Hi Andrew,
this has been covered extensively at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have a look. The short answer is yes, but you should search the
archives.
Andrew Leven wrote:
Hi All,
What is the word on using straight bd in a
Hi Andrew,
this has been covered extensively at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have a look. The short answer is yes, but you should search the archives.
Andrew Leven wrote:
Hi All,
What is the word on using straight bd in a Beckett oil burner? This is
a new unit only having burned a few gallons of
: [Biofuel] bd in furnace and
engines
Hi All,
What is the word on using straight bd in a
Beckett oil burner? This is a new unit only having burned a few gallons of
petro diesel to test it so it is basically a "virgin'. BTW this is a backup
unit on my Tarm wood fired boiler.
Als
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Subject: [Biofuel] bd in furnace and engines
Hi All,
What is the word on using straight bd in a Beckett oil burner? This is a new
unit only
