sawinredneck
Treehouser
But see if I dont use puncuation I get in trouble I use what I think I should I get in trouble Talk about anal Man what to do
dealing with rising diesel cost
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Frans
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!!! HANG IN THERE BUDDY!!! ITS ALL GOOD!!!! 
MasterBlaster
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What? Anal Man is here???
Old Monkey
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Are you saying he takes things the wrong way?
okietreedude
Treehouser
sawin,
the prob w. off road deisel, its not easy to find. its bad enough finding deisel, in my town, there are 2 places that have the off road type. both are out of my way by 8 miles.
the prob w. off road deisel, its not easy to find. its bad enough finding deisel, in my town, there are 2 places that have the off road type. both are out of my way by 8 miles.
High Scale
Trust fund lobbyist.
Looks like you guys are catching up with us on fuel prices.
Big A
Treehouser
Its getting beyond a joke now, unleaded petrol at my local station is £1.09/litre, diesel at £1.13/litre, and the owner said it has to go up by a penny a litre at the next delivery!! :what:
High Scale
Trust fund lobbyist.
Haha, that scooby must drink the stuff.
20mpg as an average but start pushing the loud pedal to much and that drops to around 10-12mpg
High Scale
Trust fund lobbyist.
Yeah we do, we have a odd system, metric and imperial.
Our pumps shut off at 100 litres here. I have a fleet card at a station that caters to commercial clients though and using it I can fill to the credit limit on the card. $1000 limit on the card so I just have to watch the balance and make sure it doesn't get too close to the max. I pay it off the 1st of every month and usually have to pay it down once or twice a month. They've offered to raise it but I just tell them that I'm quite happy with a grand and just keep it the way it is.
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Newfie
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Off road is an option for me, but the REAL problem with off road is the fines they hit you with when the DOT officer dip tests your tanks and comes up red on a registered vehicle.
Diesel when up 8 cents last night, sitting at $4.16.
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Jonseredbred
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$4.29 per gallon for diesel here. A bucket truck, chip truck w/chipper and a loader truck cost's me about $400.00 per day to keep fueled.
I see a dismal year ahead in the tree business here.
I see a dismal year ahead in the tree business here.
I could probably do that also but they have truck safety check points around here and they check for red diesel in the tanks.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
I am not encouraging red fuel in the trucks, but I would certainly run it in the chiper and skidsteer. They can't check them.
I thought they could check the chipper.
sawinredneck
Treehouser
Correct! Yes it's tagged, but is technically an off road use because of what Brian said.
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Newfie
Guest
I've had my chipper tank dip tested.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
chipper is legal to burn off road.
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Yah here too, chipper is legal for marked.
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Koa Man
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Any vehicle or equipment that is not driven on a street or highway can use red fuel. A pickup used only on a ranch or farm can legally use red fuel. A chipper and skidsteer can use red fuel with no problem. I can't see why a DOT officer would dip the chipper's tank, maybe he or she was just stupid.
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Newfie
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Stupid or over-zealous.
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