What are you paying for diesel fuel

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  1. CK5

    CK5 WhooHoo! Administrator Moderator

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    What are you paying for diesel fuel in your neck of the woods?
     
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  2. WhiteWhomper

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    Gee...how would I know? I have a company gas card. Sorry, I just had to rub it in.
     
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    $1.96, but its going back up again :mad:
     
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    $2.41 per gallon at the last fillup.
     
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    $1.70:pimp:
     
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    Between 2.20 and 2.50, it changes weekly:mad:
     
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    2.15 in the Phoenix area, cheaper up the hill, they just rape us on Diesel in the valley.


    Rob
     
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    Costs less when it's dyed, eh?;)
     
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    it's not dies anymore. Doesn't matter if it's on or offroad...it's all clear now.:D I guess thats one of the benifets of having offroad equipment around the ranch....
     
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  11. 502_Jimmy

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    $2.09 in Richmond, VA area
     
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    Too much, but lucky for me, I can go about 2 months at a time without filling up. No, I haven't found a way to get 100 MPG, I just never drive the truck. I take my E150 with the company gas card.waytogo
     
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    2.20-2.30(just about two weeks ago I paid 1.95) and if I fill up near work(1hr west) 2.55+ YuppieeVille USArotfl
     
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    2.40 +/- Here in The Roaring Fork valley. For thos e that don't know that is to close to Asspen to call. I think in Asspen it is probably 2.75 or better right know.


    Heard on radio it is going up agian. Like up to .25 a gal

    Bummer
     
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    I'm paying 2.40ish/gallon. Gets expensive when you drive 200 miles a day.:rolleyes:
     
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    No kidding, it's nuts. :mad:
     
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    How do you think I feel at 5.5/ 6 MPG. Every time I fill up its 100- 150 gals.


     
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    I feel for ya. Sad thing is, it seems to be mostly politics.
     
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    That, and greed. Today passing the pumps on the way home from school:

    Mid Grade= $1.939
    Diesel = $2.399

    And thats mid grade, diesel is sitting $.50 HIGHER than regular unleaded in town.:mad::mad::mad:
     
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  20. BadDog

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    And that's less money for something that has more refinement work (more equipment and energy to produce), chemical additives, and hazardous waste products to dispose of than diesel.
     
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