Lucas Oil 10866 Anti-Gel Cold Weather Diesel Additive - 64 fl. oz.

Good anti-gel at a very good price. Much cheaper than Power Service and seems to work just as well. I trust Lucas Oil products and use many if them including their bearing grease and outboard lower unit lube oil. I've never been disappointed in their many products, and this anti-gel continues that trend.

Works great for me. After treating 50 gallons I refill the bottle with Lucas upper cylinder lube injector cleaner. Some say it’s too thin or doesn’t have enough lubrication properties my fix was just adding the stuff I normally would use anyway

Works great, keeps my Kubota and Duramax fuel from freezing up at 0 degrees and below

Cant beat the price and it works great

Oil tank is located outside of house and a little to far away,and oil would gel up and not reach oil burner. Since I have added this product I've not had anymore problems

My use is not diesel, but in an outside heating oil tank. Unfortunately, they now sell the same ULS diesel fuel as home heating oil, even though it's not required where I live. dyed red of course. Very low lubricity. This Lucas product is the only Lucas product I use. It definitely helps with the gelling in an outdoor oil tank. It has its limits but seems to work with proper dosing down to about 15F. I have used a couple of other products in years past and they worked a well. I always add 10 or 15 gal. of kerosene to the no.2 oil, but that has hung at an insane $6 a gal. for some time.

Working good in my kobta tractor 🚜

I used this in fuel that sits outdoors in a tank under the generator. The fuel remained liquid down to 12 degrees last winter. I used it and checked on it because I was nervous about the unusually cold weather for Texas.

I like Lucas anti gel. It works good and is easy to use.

it shows 6x1 half gallons was expecting 6 units