I topped off my fuel tank today with 11.5 gallons of B-99, that means that I'm running a blend of B-65

I've got two extra fuel filters to help with the transitition. Other than eventual fuel line replacement, anything else that I should keep an eye on?

In two weeks, I'll be brewing up my own B-100 at home. Does anyone add any fuel additives to their bio-diesel.

Lots of questions,

Hugh

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Welcome to the biodiesel world. You don't really need to keep you eye on anything else as far as the BD goes. Maybe the tank strainer, depending on how dirty your tank is. Just keep you eyes on the normal stuff.

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With home brewing you can bring your cetane to desired levels so you should not need additives.

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No additives here either, except with winter coming I'm researching kerosene and Arctic Express blends with biodiesel.

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