To get it straight: this shows the Holocaust supporters don't have their versions always straight. Papers are produced showing 24 hour operation, then there are papers that they shouldn't, it is alleged it was pretty much standard operation to put more than one body per muffle, then there are documents that say only one body should be cremated at a time.
And yet, both of the sources you use ultimately disagree with your position. The reason you're trying, incorrectly, to pit them against each other is that you can't respond to them on their own merits, which is why you didn't answer my question about whether you agree with the rest of the web page.
The fact that different people have different interpretations of certain aspects of the Holocaust has been a running theme of the debunkers throughout the discussion, and the apparent discrepancy in this case has already been explained. Let me try again; an automaker might say that running a car at about the same speed will increase gas mileage. But the car will, eventually, still run out of gas, just like it would with stop-and-go.