UtahHunter
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My Roxor is the first diesel engine powered vehicle I have owned. I am getting ready to go on a hunt here shortly and in the mountains nearby the temperatures can dip into the teens overnight this time of year. It's my understanding that diesel fuel can gel at 15 degrees F. None of the local gas stations seem to know anything about diesel #1 or diesel #2. I did talk to a delivery driver who told me that they will not be delivering diesel #1 here in town until late October, after my hunt. He claimed he has never run into a problem until the temperatures reached below zero.
I've read the Roxor manual and they give stern warnings about using ANY fuel additives. What do you guys do during the winter months when the temperatures get down into the teens and single digits?
I've read the Roxor manual and they give stern warnings about using ANY fuel additives. What do you guys do during the winter months when the temperatures get down into the teens and single digits?
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