Marked Diesel?
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ok, I dont see why it would harm anything, I use it in dozers, excavators daily. motors will last a long time with it I believe it just has the dye in it because it is ment for a non taxable use. I dont think anybody would use it if it could harm your engine. Just is illegal... Still wrestling that dilema in my head is 2.29 for off road and 2.77 for on road.. At least where I am located..
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One thing, It only takes a couple ounces of the dye to be detected in a tank full of #1! I know 2 people that have been caught, here is M.S its a $10.000 fine, the two guys that were caught were like you, they ran it there equipment (off road equip) and figured why not!
Good luck, Just watch out for D.O.T they are one of the people that do occasionally test for it!
Rich
Good luck, Just watch out for D.O.T they are one of the people that do occasionally test for it!
Rich
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It's not much cheaper than white diesel to make it worth the risk.. Think about it. You are saving the .40 of tax, but how much diesel can you buy with 10k instead of paying the fine.
Dad is right. Just a little red diesel will turn a whole tank. Been there- done that. AMOF, red diesel is actually better to run in our trucks now. It is exempt from all the EPA standards so it lubricates better than LSD and ULSD. Diesel Kleen is still cheaper than getting caught though, LOL.
Dad is right. Just a little red diesel will turn a whole tank. Been there- done that. AMOF, red diesel is actually better to run in our trucks now. It is exempt from all the EPA standards so it lubricates better than LSD and ULSD. Diesel Kleen is still cheaper than getting caught though, LOL.
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There is a disticnt differance, they put the Red dye in #2 just for that reason, they do know the differance. I am not trying to change your mind, this is a FREE county, Only you can make that dicision for yourself! I just wanted to let you know what could happen, the chances of getting caught, SLIM, but if you do!
Have a great day!
Rich
Have a great day!
Rich
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I work for a solid waste disposal company that also does landfill operations. We buy millions of dollars of diesel fuel each year, both #2 and Red Dye.
The California Air Resources Board Enforcement Division has just finished inspecting 7 of our 11 operating divisions. They dipped our on-road collection vehicles to see if we were cheating by using our off-road fuel in our on-road trucks (we don't). They also asked if we had any diesel powered medium or light duty diesel powered trucks, and dipped them too.
They even looked at my personal truck (F250 PSD) and asked if it was a company truck.
They're out there, and inspecting in California.
The California Air Resources Board Enforcement Division has just finished inspecting 7 of our 11 operating divisions. They dipped our on-road collection vehicles to see if we were cheating by using our off-road fuel in our on-road trucks (we don't). They also asked if we had any diesel powered medium or light duty diesel powered trucks, and dipped them too.
They even looked at my personal truck (F250 PSD) and asked if it was a company truck.
They're out there, and inspecting in California.