Is Everyone Filling Their Gas Tanks?
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If the price goes up 25 cents, then you are only saving $140 by stock piling $7000 in fuel (assuming you pay $2 a gallon). I wouldn't want to tie up $7000 on fuel that could go bad or would take years to use.
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Unless you have a fleet of trucks or a diesel charter boat you might not see that great of a return on that much fuel. Diesel can go bad sitting a tank for extended periods and if the price doesn't shoot up significantly then you aren't really saving anything for the long haul. 3500 gallons = 67 gallons a week for a calendar year.
If the price goes up 25 cents, then you are only saving $140 by stock piling $7000 in fuel (assuming you pay $2 a gallon). I wouldn't want to tie up $7000 on fuel that could go bad or would take years to use.
If the price goes up 25 cents, then you are only saving $140 by stock piling $7000 in fuel (assuming you pay $2 a gallon). I wouldn't want to tie up $7000 on fuel that could go bad or would take years to use.
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If you're asking if you can get 93 on the water the answer is no. I always buy at the Landings on the river as it is the cheapest around there and just add a little Boostane.




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