Oil Tank Stabilizing...
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You might want to add a biocide. Other than algae, I don't think you have much to worry about.
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velvetfoot
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I put a biocide in there at 3/4 full. It was a brand recommended here. There was a thread on it.
Of course now I'm trying to run it down so that I can move the tank.
Of course now I'm trying to run it down so that I can move the tank.
JustWood
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I've used Power Service and Stanadyne products with good results.
Can't hurt and definitely cheap insurance
Can't hurt and definitely cheap insurance
velvetfoot
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flyingcow
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Seeing as i'm in the trucking business, I put in what I had close. Powerservice. I also run my oil side from time to time. Once in a while i come home to a cold tank and will start a fire to do a quick catch up heating. Or just flip it on for an hour, keeps things stirred up.
velvetfoot
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brenndatomu
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I used Startron Diesel additive a few years back, so far so good. I use Startron gasoline additive in all my small engines, I have been VERY impressed...
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