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Preserve Farm Tanks And Tractors With Fuel Factor X


If you have farm tanks and diesel sits for long periods of time the fuel will separate, and humidity will set in, rendering the fuel unstable and you will lose a tremendous amount of money and lowers fuel longevity. These are off-road vehicles, law is they don't require ethanol, yet they claim ethanol keeps water and fuel from separating and I am hearing stories like the one below:


A farmer spent $1500 rebuilding his tractor fuel system because they are adding E10 ethanol in diesel fuel. Ethanol is destroying tractors and people are spending lots of money to fix them. 

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