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Re: Off road DIESEL fuel
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Posted by jdemaris on May 14, 2004 at 14:21:16 from (209.23.29.222):
In Reply to: Off road DIESEL fuel posted by GG on May 14, 2004 at 06:54:25:
Doesn't anybody use it for home-heating? Around here in Central New York State over half the homes use fuel oil for heat which is off-road diesel. Just paid $1.29 per gallon for 600 gallons. Sometimes, if I buy it under the heading of "farm diesel" instead of "heating oil" there is a price break, but not much. Same fuel, comes out of one tank. At the pump, the low-sulfur clear (non-dyed) diesel with highway tax is $1.90 per gallon. For many injection systems, the off-road fuel is better for the injection pump.
In northern Michigan where my in-laws live they sell off-road diesel at the pump. I almost screwed up one time and put it in my diesel Suburban.
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