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Old 04-17-2008, 07:50 AM
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hey guys, got some old kero, from 3yrs to 6 mo, any recomendations on how to blend to use this stuff up?? kero is just better deisel, right??
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Kerosene is fine for your diesel.
It need some lubrication supplement because all of the natural lubes have been removed.
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If it's been sitting that long, especially if it's been in an unsealed container, some of the lighter hydrocarboins will have flashed off. That's no big deal, but I'd make sure to blend it with fresh diesel at least 50/50.
Also, if it's in a large contianer like a drum or barrel I wouldn't stir it or pull from the bottom of the barrel. There will probably be some sediment down there that has settled out naturally.

How much of this stuff do you have?
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I have about 15-20 gal. all of it has been in sealed 5 gal cans. couple of buds had from when they used kero heaters. so just mixing with fresh diesel and some lube additive should cover it. sweet thanks!!
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If it's been in sealed cans then it sounds like you won't have to worry about the things I mentioned. I say just throw once can in per fill-up and you will be good to go.
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