Kerosene for long term storage fuel.

I have a 1942 9N ford tractor that is in fairly good shape. That year you could buy a tractor that came from the factory with a carb that used kerosene. Given that you can store kerosene in a sealed metal container with nitrogen instead of air in the can for many years, would this be a better way to go than diesel? The old high sulfur based fuel had a storage time of several years, the new formulation is good for 6 months or so without additives. While the wood gas conversion would be the best long term way to go, has anyone else played with kerosene as an alternative fuel for diesel? Don't really want to ruin my diesel tractor by just using it, but has anyone else tried it in a diesel and if so, what did they use as additives?

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Here is one source that states that if you use a lubricant, they suggest Marvel Mystery Oil, it will lubricate the old style mechanical injector pumps enough to prevent damage.

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And a comment on diesel additives used to increase lubrication.

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While it is about 50 % more in price here at present for it than gasoline or diesel, you can burn it in lamps, stoves, heaters, etc if stored untreated. Lot more options than gasoline.

 

BG diesel Additive , in 3.96L here or 1 USG..
Hidden , but around and sulfa r adds

 

A little bit of washed bacon grease lubes it up real nice.
A half cup in 5 gallons is plenty.

 

Kero should run just fine in your diesel, if a little smokey/sootey! I usually run it in mine in small amounts, blended with my LL-02 Road Fuel, or alternately, because i'm around the air port all the time, I can squirt a few gallons of Jet-A in the tank on my way to/from and be good to go! Out side of that, I have several thousand gallons of Jet-A delivered, diesels run better on it at the altitudes and temps we have, especially in the winter! Just watch your tanks for water and treat as needed!