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Another option for removing water from a large quantity of fuel is to purchase a few pounds of silica gel, and put it into a nylon stocking, and tie a robe around the end of the stocking, then lower the stocking down into the bottom of the fuel pod, then just leave it there over night. Next...

Good to know that you found a solution. I do not know how the water got into your fuel pod. Another possible solution is using a Banjo. 2" PP Y STRAINER WITH 120 MESH SS SCREEN I have used them for 7 years now, and I am very happy them. When the plug up, or you are done, then you can easily...

This makes sense, so the white layer might be gelled biodiesel. Yes, I agree. This is useful information, thanks.

If you know that the 50 gallons was originally diesel fuel, then you could pump it out into a barrel, then add gasoline to it at about 5-10%, do not agitate it, then leave it to settle for about a week or two, then pump the top 90% off into your fuel tank, and you should be good to go. The...

Yes, I agree your fuel probably had bacteria growing on it. Bacteria needs water, and your fuel had some water in it. A small amount of gasoline added to your fuel pod will force the water out of solution with the diesel fuel, and kill the bacteria. So, you could rinse the crud out of your...