[AT] DIESEL

[joehardy]

John, I've been working with an 80 year old fellow developing attachment to 
the back of tractor trailers to cut down the turbulance back there and thus 
inproving fuel milage. We began investigating the quality of Diesel by using 
a special hydrometer and found at least a 10% variation which was reflected 
in fuel usage. Granted, its not the most accurate measure of fuel quality 
but it is a good indicator of what you have in the tank. Just my $.02 
....Joe Hardisky, Ryman Farm Dallas, PA Where hay making is on hold until 
the showers stop.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Hall" <jthall at worldnet.att.net>
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Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 9:46 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] DIESEL


> The only diesel we use now is to pull the drill--not very hard work.
>
> The last tank of gas for the tractors and farm truck however doesn't seem
> to be going very far. We may switch back to 93.
>
> John
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> Subject: [AT] DIESEL
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>> I've noticed over the past year I've been using more diesel and getting
>> less
>> hours and miles per gallon than I used to.  Anyone else see  this?
>> Claude
>> Tontitown, Ark.
>>
>>
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