It always used to be .10 to .15 cents cheaper than gas. Doesn't diesel fuel need less refining than gas? Or is it that the oil companies need to line their pockets some more.
Enough of the ranting. I was just curious.
Diesel fuel prices ????
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Diesel fuel prices ????
by Jeff D. N.E. Wis. » Thu Oct 07, 2004 4:54 pm
Could someone explain to me why diesel fuel prices are now .10 to .15 cents per gal. more than reg. unleaded gas.
It always used to be .10 to .15 cents cheaper than gas. Doesn't diesel fuel need less refining than gas? Or is it that the oil companies need to line their pockets some more.
Enough of the ranting. I was just curious.
It always used to be .10 to .15 cents cheaper than gas. Doesn't diesel fuel need less refining than gas? Or is it that the oil companies need to line their pockets some more.
Enough of the ranting. I was just curious.
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by johnbron » Thu Oct 07, 2004 6:19 pm
Its just the area that the politicians want to attack at this time. There are more small diesel vehicals on the road now than previous years so they tax it more and get bigger personal kick-backs to boot. 
Then came Bronson
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by Lurker Carl » Thu Oct 07, 2004 9:08 pm
Heating oil season is starting. Supply and demand is rearing it's ugly head.
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by Carm » Fri Oct 08, 2004 9:34 am
Oil prices per barrel are way up too. Nothing like gouging all of us so the can make MORE money. The ba$tards 
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by Joker555 » Tue Oct 12, 2004 3:15 pm
Have you EVER seen a diesel engine run on propane????
The more oil prices go up per barrel,the more they look for other possible means of fuel!
Once you've bought a diesel,you can only burn diesel,kerosene,or jet fuel.
WhereI work,we buy Jet-A in bulk @ the same price the reg. unleaded is @ the pumps!!
kinda makes since to me anyway.
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