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Re: Buying Warm Gas
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Posted by the tractor vet on August 21, 2006 at 21:18:07 from (75.24.29.127):
In Reply to: Re: Buying Warm Gas posted by 37 chief on August 21, 2006 at 21:02:19:
This was broght up some time back while a couple of us were talken to a fuel tanker driver and he said that on a warm day that if he loads say 8000 gallon of fuel there will be about 50 to 75 gallon of what he called swell so after maken his stops that he could have that much fuel left in the tanker and the meter would show that he had made his deliverys as pre order . He was parken his tanker where we were parken the semi's and the boss was maken sure that the tanker was empty before this guy went to get another load now take this over the course of a 5 or 6 day time frame and that Free fuel would run one of the truck for a couple days and nobody would miss it . Oh BTW he is still parken there and this person is still getting Free fuel .
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