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Posted by Tim Shultz on September 05, 2005 at 10:16:17 from (64.136.26.235):
I was wondering what ya'll got so upset for over my last post...
so if you guys can behave... remember what Kim said!!!
is it aganst the law to make your own fuel?
in IN.. read somewhere that you can get a permit...
I would only use it off road for my tractors...
like off road diesle...
so what is wrong with that?
anybody know the fine for getting cought?
ain't going to do it unless is allright with the law...
so if you guys can keep from getting out of hand this time I would like to hear what you think.
P.S my granpa made moonshine for a living so he could show me what to do and all that.
Tim Shultz
[email protected]~ E-mail me if ya' want to yell at me or somthing like that.. don't mess up this web site...
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