Yes, diesel fuel can be used as a substitute for heating oil in some home heating systems, but it may not be recommended by manufacturers and could potentially void warranties. It is important to consult with a professional before using diesel fuel as a heating oil alternative.
Yes, it is possible to use diesel fuel as a substitute for home heating oil. Diesel fuel is similar to heating oil and can be used in some heating systems. However, it is important to check with the manufacturer of your heating system to ensure compatibility and to follow any guidelines for using diesel fuel as a substitute.
the difference between heating oil and diesel is a red dye, you can use diesel just fine
Sure, but it is way more expensive that heating oil.
yes you can as a temporary solution but MAKE SURE you don't accidentally use gasoline or you'll be sorry
Sulfer & water content....and if it's off road diesel fuel - the color. It won't cause problems to use diesel in a heating oil tank, but it will cause a whole lot of trouble if you use heating oil in a diesel tank
yes, i just ran out 2 weeks ago and researched it pretty hard. assuming ur tallking about home heating?
diesel fuel contains detergent, cetane improvers,lubrocity improvers, etc. home heating oil doesn't. most application are interchangable. truck stops commenly sell home heating oil because its cheaper. they also sell premium diesel which is supposed to be real diesel. that's why drivers buy howes, or power service and dope their fuel. dyed fuel is for off road use and does not have road tax collected on it #1 and #2 are viscosity ratings.
u can use diesel fuel but why would you? heating oil has no tax and is so much cheaper than road fuel
Sure. I only use it during power outages to save looking of a station that has power to pump diesel. My generator attaches to the PTO. Works fine .
Yes, diesel fuel can be used to heat your home, particularly in certain types of heating systems designed for it, such as diesel boilers or furnaces. However, it is essential to ensure that the equipment is compatible with diesel and to follow local regulations and safety guidelines. Additionally, diesel fuel is typically more expensive than other heating oil options, like kerosene or propane, which may affect your choice.
You can use Diesel fuel inplace of your #2 heating oil it is the same, The only difference is there is a colord die in disel fuel showing that a road tax for the DOT has been paid.
We are usually use FO plus High speed Diesel in Reboiler.