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I have returned to FTE and the biodiesel forum after a prolonged absence.
Fabman glad to see your still here.
Been battling the big C and from all reports I may have won, we shall see.
I have to report that a few months ago I sold my beloved 1996 F250 Powerstroke, somthing I once swore I would never do. I replaced her with a 2006 F350 Powerstroke. I still have mixed feelings about the change.
I need to find out how well the 6.0s tolerate BD have not tried it yet anyone here with experience along those lines?
Great to see your "face" back here again! You've been missed my friend.......I'm still here, this is my home........And they even made me a Moderator.........lol
There are several guys running bio in their 6.0's on here so you might want to do a search....
I live in So.Cal and have been making bio for 2-1/2 years and have 62K running 100%. It doesn't have quite the power as evidenced on a dyno but I have found that when I have to haul a load then I just mix 25% dino in the tank and the power is back. Mileage is about 1mpg better. Had to have the turbo cleaned and my mechanic and the dealer told me that usually happens between 100K and 125K, mine was at 155K. Other than that, no problems.
I have returned to FTE and the biodiesel forum after a prolonged absence.
Fabman glad to see your still here.
Been battling the big C and from all reports I may have won, we shall see.
I have to report that a few months ago I sold my beloved 1996 F250 Powerstroke, somthing I once swore I would never do. I replaced her with a 2006 F350 Powerstroke. I still have mixed feelings about the change.
I need to find out how well the 6.0s tolerate BD have not tried it yet anyone here with experience along those lines?
Glad to hear you won the battle. Just keep a close eye on the nasty ******* so he doesn't try to return when you aren't paying attention. The last I heard from you was when you were helping me with the "Fabman deluxe" mixer and de-meth chamber. I have processed approx 1700 gallons since then so it has been a while. Nice to see that Don is still lurking in the shadows also.
Good luck with your health.
Tom
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