Hauling tanks like some of you have to would be a pain and not practical for a lot of us. Every ranch/farm around here has a tank of some sort, I have a couple of these in use plus a couple extra I don't http://halltank.com/products/overhead-farm-tanks/ Work good and don't need electricity. I get fuel from the closest village 15 miles away, some get it from other stations 30+ miles away but not a lot of difference. It's delivered free, no difference brought here or purchased at the pump. They have 150 gallon minimum I believe, but if you ask them they will stop in with less if they are in the area anyway. Don't know the fuel regulations for ag use. I've never had a need to haul much except out to the hayfield, I know in some areas ag use is exempt from some of the regulations. My tanks are 300 gallons and within 10 feet of one smaller garage, one gas one but I don't use much since I don't use gas tractors any more, maybe 50-70 from the house (1000 gallon propane is within 20 feet of the house). Insurance guys have been out and never said anything, and I know of others with them not too far from the house as well.
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