What kind of fuel is acceptable for use in the P-6?

For the P-6 pump, the acceptable fuel type is specifically designed to be 86 Octane or higher. This requirement ensures that the engine operates efficiently and reliably, as using an appropriate octane rating helps prevent knocking and maintains the performance of the equipment. Higher octane fuels provide better resistance to pre-ignition and can handle the engine's compression ratios more effectively, which is crucial for the proper functioning of the P-6.

While diesel and various types of gasoline may be encountered, they may not meet the necessary specifications for the P-6 pump's operation. Diesel fuel is typically incompatible with gasoline engines, and while premium gasoline also meets higher octane specifications, it is not the required standard for this unit. Regular gasoline, though potentially usable in other contexts, lacks the necessary octane level when using the P-6. Therefore, adhering to the requirement for 86 Octane or higher ensures optimal performance and reliability of the equipment.