hornet28

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JRscooby wrote: hornet28 wrote:
What is the expected advantage of keeping the tank full?
You don't have the hassle of dealing with stations and it's customers. I haven't been in a station since 10/17 and still have over 30 gals in the tanks
So you are using the fuel in the tank, not just keeping it full.
Correct and the next time I'm near a station that has lower prices then right near me I'll fill up again. I never just put a few gals in, I always fill up. It'll take 50 to 60 gals when I do
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Durb wrote: Thanks all. I made the 7:00 AM empty station run to Costco this morning and filled the auxiliary tank. 12 cents more per gallon than when I filled two weeks ago.
We were $2.25 at the beginning of Nov. and are currently $2.65 and it hasn't stopped climbing yet. I imagine we will see $4-$5 diesel by Spring. I expected that to some degree, perhaps not this fast.
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hornet28

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Filled today at $2.169 for diesel
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fj12ryder

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Filled up the first part of November, and diesel was $1.64, now it's $1.64. Not climbing here.
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hornet28

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fj12ryder wrote: Filled up the first part of November, and diesel was $1.64, now it's $1.64. Not climbing here.
Wow that's great. I can't remember when it was that low around here. It's running as high as $2.35 within 10 mi of home
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ksss wrote: Durb wrote: Thanks all. I made the 7:00 AM empty station run to Costco this morning and filled the auxiliary tank. 12 cents more per gallon than when I filled two weeks ago.
We were $2.25 at the beginning of Nov. and are currently $2.65 and it hasn't stopped climbing yet. I imagine we will see $4-$5 diesel by Spring. I expected that to some degree, perhaps not this fast.
Filled the diesel SUV this morning at the same station, 15 cents higher than the last fill in the truck. $2.12 - $224 - $2.39. 13% increase in a little over 3 weeks.
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fj12ryder

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Filled up with gas this morning, and it was $1.499, and I forgot to notice what diesel was, maybe $1.69. Same price it was a month ago.
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Grit dog

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We get jacked for fuel out here. At least Durb is on the right side of the state!
Couple days ago, the Cenex (on of the cheaper places around here was $2.69 for on road diesel and $2.11 for farm fuel.
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If it is full and there is a need to evacuate for some reason, you are already good!
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memtb wrote: Having an empty or partially so....is kinda like not having some tp stocked. You just never know when it may be needed. But, more importantly, a full tank virtually eliminates moisture accumulation!
To each his/her own pertaining to a full tank stored for a lengthy time frame......follow the science! ![wink [emoticon]](https://forums.goodsamclub.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/wink.gif) memtb
Diesel, yes. It lasts longer. Gas, I never fill up seasonal vehicles or toys for storage. In fact the opposite. Of course mine aren’t stored in the rain under a pine tree so any condensation is minimized.
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