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ChrisK OK fair enough i will says its a bit of crossed wires on my part but just one question if wasn't OME's that had it removed why was it removed

Triumphrider In answer to your question Yes its used in every day industry and every port or terminal will ship this fuel.
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  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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