Has anyone every heard of a fuel Algae?

Boats with diesels get it really bad... in marine applications it's not only common, it's an everyday problem. They have the best products for this bar none... go to a marina and inquire at the boat shop.

 

new fuel isn't the problem
I have had more problems in the 70's then I have had in the last 3 years
last 3 years changed one fuel filter between service
none on the reefer

 

Its all your fault. I told you to tell Noah not to let the algae onto the ark!

 

You're going to have to clean all that crap out, and use the algaecide product to kill the stuff. Probably going to be changing filters frequently for awhile...

 

Noah and I used Indians to row

 

Pakistanis work cheaper...

 

Well Espressolane is a close personal friend of mine. It's like we have known each other all are lives.

 

If you don't have that much fuel in the tanks, drain off all the fuel in them. The fuel is really garbage at this point, so your not really going to lose anything.
Plus you can get rid of a lot of algae sludge. then start a treatment with clean fuel and filters.

Just a suggestion you may want to consider. If you can find 100 percent bio-diesel fuel, try that mixed with the algaecide.
Bio-diesel is an ester, a very good solvent indeed. It will really put a cleaning to the fuel system.

I did this in my International. Worked better than a white tornado.......