[sm=deadhorse.gif] I couldn't believe it today when I swiped my credit card. I think the Cummins will be sitting still for a while...

 

I hear you. The highest I have paid is 3.99, but I'm afraid 5.00 isn't too far away. I don't know what I'll do if it gets that high.

 

Was coming home from Idaho yesterday and saw 4.69 in McDermitt Nevada

 

Hey guys, lets not go there again. It is making me nervous.

 

It saddens me as well

 

A $9000 option for the diesel? Hell, I dont even haul anything. Good thing my company pays for fuel...

 

Yeah that's what I was thinking today. I burn a 100 gallons every day in the company truck.Pumped some this morning at $4.159 pretty cheap to what you guys paid but the highest I've seen so far. I only burn a $100 tankper month in the Ram.Was still $3.899 last saturday night back homecourse it likely hasn't gotten any cheaper in theshort timesince then..

 

I just don't get it. I thought diesel was supposed to drop in the spring because of lower demand? And why is the gap between diesel and gas still at a buck or more? Usually in the spring the two get closer in cost.

So much for "history" huh?

 

Wholesale price for diesel went up .12 cents yesterday, setting at $3.23 per gal. My price in my area is 4.19, has been for a few weeks. I see it going up another dime for the weekend. I haven't put any fuel in the truck for about a month, it sits in the driveway lookin' pretty. It only gets drove on tuesdays to the archery club as I can't get all my gear in the S-10. With camping season coming up and a couple of trips planned, I can envision huge amounts of black smoke rolling of the credit card!

 

As long as we keep exporting up to 500,000 barrels of diesel fuel a day to the EU the price will stay 50-90 cents a gallon higher then E-10 gas. Heck I can remember not that long ago (back in 2005) in my area when diesel was $1.68 or 25 cents a gallon cheaper then gas.