US national average diesel price tops $6 a gallon for first time ever

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So if half the populous wanted to eliminate the 1st and 4th amendments that’d be ok with you right ?
 
More than half of the populous would disagree with "works just fine".

Fictional characters have characteristics and personalities written into them. The Lisa written by Matt Groening isn't a right wing stooge.
Except we are a republic, it's not mob rule.
Now James, do i have to explain memes to a grown adult?
 
Dyed Diesel is the exact same #2 diesel fuel, it is dyed because it is just tax exempt for Farm USE only. It is illegal for commercial diesel fleets/trucks to burn non-taxed diesel.
I am well aware of this.
The dye doesn't burn off, it remains in lines and filters unlike clear diesel.
 
I am well aware of this.
The dye doesn't burn off, it remains in lines and filters unlike clear diesel.
The dye is the last thing you have to worry about with the quality of diesel these days. Paying attention to where you buy it and how often they rotate their inventory is much more important. Diesel that sits grows microbes/algae and is prone to collecting water.
 
So if half the populous wanted to eliminate the 1st and 4th amendments that’d be ok with you right ?
Different.

If half the populous wanted to eliminate the sun you'd be ok with that? See how stupid that sounds?
 
The dye is the last thing you have to worry about with the quality of diesel these days. Paying attention to where you buy it and how often they rotate their inventory is much more important. Diesel that sits grows microbes/algae and is prone to collecting water.
Well aware of the perils of diesel fuel and diesel engines.
 
The dye is a solvent, it doesn't stick around and burns off-
It's specifically formulated to not impact engine performance, longevity or emissions.

https://gosenergy.com/red-diesel-myths-busted-what-it-can-and-cant-be-used-for/
Disagree. I worked on tractor trailers, trucks and heavy equipment for 10 years.
Maybe the current off-road diesel fuel is a different formula, but back then the DPF and regen systems did not like red diesel and it caused a lot of problems with the fleet.
So maybe it's fine now and i am incorrect.
 
Ya, shoulda figured


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Disagree. I worked on tractor trailers, trucks and heavy equipment for 10 years.
Maybe the current off-road diesel fuel is a different formula, but back then the DPF and regen systems did not like red diesel and it caused a lot of problems with the fleet.
So maybe it's fine now and i am incorrect.
Sure thing Donnie
 
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