What do you pay for fuel?
06-18-2003, 12:32 PM
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Re:What do you pay for fuel?
46.2 pesos per litre, all stations. :
Way too much!
Way too much!
06-18-2003, 01:35 PM
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Re:What do you pay for fuel?
$1.31 yesterday. Flying J at I-435 and Front St. in Kansas City. Unleaded gas at most places is running $0.10-$0.15 more than that.
06-18-2003, 01:48 PM
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Todays best price: 3.44 US$/gal :'( in Austria.<br><br>I'm glad that I don't live in Germany they are somewhere around 3.89 US$/gal 
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I thought it was high here!! I've been paying $2.19/gallon where I fill up!!
06-18-2003, 01:56 PM
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Re:What do you pay for fuel?
[quote author=shortround link=board=10;threadid=16035;start=0#150637 date=1055957101]<br>Anywhere from 1.32 to 1.36 in my area. Just got my tank set up and I paid 1.10 delivered on 200 gal. If I was running the red stuff it would be around .85 - .90.<br>If y'all need fuel, stop by. I'll make you a deal. Cold beer with each fill up.<br>[/quote]<br>SR, did you just set up the tank and get delivered, or did you have to go through any red tape? I just happen to have a couple fuel oil tanks available after getting a new LP furnace for the house. Wondering if they would need an inspection permit to deliver?
06-18-2003, 03:17 PM
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Re:What do you pay for fuel?
High: $1.999<br>Low: $1.749<br><br>Delaware County, PA (west of Philly)<br>What kills me is that across the river in the People's Republic of New Jersey, it's between $1.40 and $1.50. That's the price of freedom, I guess.
06-18-2003, 03:28 PM
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Diesel prices are artificially high in this area because about half the homes have oil heat. Last winter I saw diesel as high as $2.899! In the summer it drops, and will drop further than it has now. In a month or so I should be paying around $1.50 , same as gas.
06-18-2003, 04:10 PM
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[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=16035;start=15#150657 date=1055958852]
I've been paying between $1.789 and $1.839 per gallon down in these parts... [undecided]
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Hoss some posts later
WOW!!! I thought it was high here!! I've been paying $2.19/gallon where I fill up!!
Again, Hoss some more posts later
That's ridiculously high. I've been paying $1.239 per gallon at my usual truck stop.
Hmmm Hoss ???
AlpineRAM
I've been paying between $1.789 and $1.839 per gallon down in these parts... [undecided]
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Hoss some posts later
WOW!!! I thought it was high here!! I've been paying $2.19/gallon where I fill up!!
Again, Hoss some more posts later
That's ridiculously high. I've been paying $1.239 per gallon at my usual truck stop.
Hmmm Hoss ???
AlpineRAM
06-18-2003, 04:44 PM
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Re:What do you pay for fuel?
$1.65 this morning in Ontario (CA). .02 more than regular unleaded. 
<br><br>Last week I paid $1.41 a gallon at the same station, .22 cheaper than reg unleaded. ??? ???<br><br>I guess it's time to subsidize the gassers again.... > >
<br><br>Last week I paid $1.41 a gallon at the same station, .22 cheaper than reg unleaded. ??? ???<br><br>I guess it's time to subsidize the gassers again.... > >
06-18-2003, 05:24 PM
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Re:What do you pay for fuel?
Red,<br>If the tanks you have are standard fuel oil tanks, I don't see a problem. I took a 300 gal butane tank and applied the proper fittings.<br>The local oil company here is great. If you carry any type of GI ID, they give you a discount. Average is ~ .15 to .25 less than pump. They will also custom blend your fuel. Still working out the old information exchange with the salesman. He's getting me additive info that I'll pass along. <br>One thing he did say about #2 diesel, I can get both low sulphur and high sulphur (agri fuel). None of it is dyed until delivery to the customer. He's supposed to get me a spec sheet.