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Message: [QUOTE="Mdub707, post: 111161, member: 107"] I think you're confused. If you go through the trouble to make bio you can run it in the stock tank in warm weather. On our two-tank systems, we run just straight vegetable oil (SVO) or waste vegetable oil (WVO) with nothing blended at all, just the oil. You can also use the two-tank system to run bio in the colder months if you live in a climate that would require it. It gels easy otherwise. I've had a few times this past winter that my stock diesel side gelled or froze up and I actually only made it to work because of my vegistroke system utilizing a heated two-tank setup. You can also put diesel in this system without issue yes. I sometimes blend WVO and diesel when I am on short supply of oil. When it was -30 here this past winter and my diesel side gelled, I put about 25 gallons of kerosene in the veggie tank and it was mixed with maybe 10 gallons of WVO. I drove to work on that. [/QUOTE]

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