Fuel?

[motorhead]

Signed the papers today, it gets delivered tomorrow and received some more clarification on the diesel thing from the dealer, I'm all set. Also have a can of Stanadyne to give a try.

For what it is worth, Don't excessively baby it on the break in. Diesels need moderate hard work to get a good seal and run in on the bearings.
Don't let it sit and idle for prolonged time.

 

[Apogee]

Motorhead is 100% right - diesels like to be worked hard especially during break in. It seats the rings better.

Congrats on getting your new baby!!!!!

Post pics!

Best,

Steve

 

[GWD]

Signed the papers today, it gets delivered tomorrow and received some more clarification on the diesel thing from the dealer, I'm all set. Also have a can of Stanadyne to give a try.

Not the best option out there for lubricity. I'm sure you read the study results in post # 7 to make an informed decision.

 

[cold1313]

Yeah, not the best, but I think if I can get some regular #1 diesel (which it now looks like I can) plus the Stanadyne, I should be okay.

Better than nothing!

 

[Bluegill]

I've never run any additive in any of the 4 diesel tractors I've owned since 1984. Never had any fuel related problems.