Biggziff
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Megawatt wrote:BlackSilver wrote:This thread has only 327 pages, so I'll just chime in.
Diesel rules.
Gas sucks.
Your Wrong!!
you're 
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gsxr1300
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I probably didnt need a diesel but when i tow im always glad i have it
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bkirkpatrick
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gsxr1300 wrote:I probably didnt need a diesel but when i tow im always glad i have it It's like four wheel drive; just nice to have.
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Crazyfoe
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Gas and diesel suck! Electric is where it's at now....Go Green or stay home....
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rvert10
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I though I knew why but, I don't. Can someone refresh my memory as to why there is winter and summer blends. Why is this important.
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Jarlaxle
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Because summer diesel will turn to jello in the cold weather!
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rvert10
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Jarlaxle wrote:Because summer diesel will turn to jello in the cold weather!
Then why not leave the anti-gell agent in during the summer?
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Jarlaxle
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Because antigel is not free!
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The Mad Norsky
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rvert10 wrote:Jarlaxle wrote:Because summer diesel will turn to jello in the cold weather!
Then why not leave the anti-gell agent in during the summer?
As Jarlaxle said, cost is a factor, besides you do not need it in warmer weather anyway.
#2 diesel will generally work OK until temperatures start dropping below 15 degrees F on a constant basis. Then one can still run the #2 in the tank, but had better add some anti-gel additives to it for those times when it really drops at night to 0 degrees or colder.
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SeattleFire
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Go back to the second post overall on this endless thread. $1.55 a gallon for diesel on 06/21/04. That price has nearly TRIPLED in less than eight years. Would love some stats from someone much more educated than myself on the numbers from our current "administration".
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