Off road diesel
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From: SW Florida
It is the same exact fuel as road fuel, other than it has dye in it to indicate it is for off road vehicles only. Road taxes are not applied to it, that is why it is cheaper. Getting caught with it in your tank will cost you BIG $$$
Your truck won't run any different with it, but I don't advise using it.
Your truck won't run any different with it, but I don't advise using it.
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Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Foothills, CA
There used to be a difference in sulfur content, but I believe the above post is correct and now it's just dye and not taxed.
In Kalifornia the Highway Patrol has set up stops occasionally and pull over ALL diesels. Along with visual on the emissions they also thief the tank(s) and check for dye. I've been told the stuff hangs around even if you stop using it -- I'm not too sure where that would be other than filter media maybe...
We only have one station with the off road and sometimes I go fill fuel cans for the ranch stuff to run on...
In Kalifornia the Highway Patrol has set up stops occasionally and pull over ALL diesels. Along with visual on the emissions they also thief the tank(s) and check for dye. I've been told the stuff hangs around even if you stop using it -- I'm not too sure where that would be other than filter media maybe...
We only have one station with the off road and sometimes I go fill fuel cans for the ranch stuff to run on...
Fleet Owner
Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Spanaway
At one point here in Washington you could buy tax free diesel for
your tractors IF it was on the trailer and they could watch you filling it.
It came from the same pump as the street taxed pump and no dye.
The station was a Cenex Co-op. It's gone now
I used to get diesel for
my hot water pressure washers and got the non-tax price. (Tax Exempt Fuel)
Sean
your tractors IF it was on the trailer and they could watch you filling it.
It came from the same pump as the street taxed pump and no dye.
The station was a Cenex Co-op. It's gone now
I used to get diesel formy hot water pressure washers and got the non-tax price. (Tax Exempt Fuel)
Sean
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There used to be a difference in sulfur content, but I believe the above post is correct and now it's just dye and not taxed.
In Kalifornia the Highway Patrol has set up stops occasionally and pull over ALL diesels. Along with visual on the emissions they also thief the tank(s) and check for dye. I've been told the stuff hangs around even if you stop using it -- I'm not too sure where that would be other than filter media maybe...
We only have one station with the off road and sometimes I go fill fuel cans for the ranch stuff to run on...
In Kalifornia the Highway Patrol has set up stops occasionally and pull over ALL diesels. Along with visual on the emissions they also thief the tank(s) and check for dye. I've been told the stuff hangs around even if you stop using it -- I'm not too sure where that would be other than filter media maybe...
We only have one station with the off road and sometimes I go fill fuel cans for the ranch stuff to run on...
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