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Champion
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: N/A
looks like coming soon gasoline will be back to being more expensive than diesel 
the EPA just announced they are putting new rules into effect that will require the removal of sulfur content from gasoline which will increase refining costs just like it did back in 07-08 when they did that with diesel fuel.
but this time it effects the gassers instead of the oil burners..
y'all sure you don't want a diesel?! its about to cost you a lot more to drive a gasser...
the EPA just announced they are putting new rules into effect that will require the removal of sulfur content from gasoline which will increase refining costs just like it did back in 07-08 when they did that with diesel fuel.
but this time it effects the gassers instead of the oil burners..
y'all sure you don't want a diesel?! its about to cost you a lot more to drive a gasser...
Champion
Joined: May 2012
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From: Renton, WA
like they used to be before diesel fuel got the ultra low sulfur requirement.
I combat the fuel with 2-cycle oil..quart per full tank does the job to keep things lubricated.
soy based bio diesel 2% or higher is also a great alternative for lubrication in the fuel.
what kind you getting tech-jockey
Legend
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Austin, TX
looks like coming soon gasoline will be back to being more expensive than diesel
the EPA just announced they are putting new rules into effect that will require the removal of sulfur content from gasoline which will increase refining costs just like it did back in 07-08 when they did that with diesel fuel.
but this time it effects the gassers instead of the oil burners..
y'all sure you don't want a diesel?! its about to cost you a lot more to drive a gasser...
the EPA just announced they are putting new rules into effect that will require the removal of sulfur content from gasoline which will increase refining costs just like it did back in 07-08 when they did that with diesel fuel.
but this time it effects the gassers instead of the oil burners..
y'all sure you don't want a diesel?! its about to cost you a lot more to drive a gasser...
Unlike back I the 70's when the price of gas was related to the cost of a barrel of oil and refining cost, today it is controlled by "how much can we squeeze out of the consumer?" The small additional cost to remove sulfur will be almost insignificant.
Champion
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Iowa
haha I was referring to gasoline prices are going to be back to being higher than diesel prices...
like they used to be before diesel fuel got the ultra low sulfur requirement.
I combat the fuel with 2-cycle oil..quart per full tank does the job to keep things lubricated.
soy based bio diesel 2% or higher is also a great alternative for lubrication in the fuel.
what kind you getting tech-jockey
like they used to be before diesel fuel got the ultra low sulfur requirement.
I combat the fuel with 2-cycle oil..quart per full tank does the job to keep things lubricated.
soy based bio diesel 2% or higher is also a great alternative for lubrication in the fuel.
what kind you getting tech-jockey
Champion
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 3,096
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From: Iowa
. Bought it new and then sold it later when he didn't have to commute so much anymore.
