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I know there are other threads about this but I was just thinking…..it used to be a big deal for me to buy a $800 gun….actually still is. Today that will get me 4 tanks of fuel in a pickup truck. Station next to my house jumped $.70 per gallon this evening. Nothing like working to be able to buy fuel to work… sorry for the rant

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Its going to get worse.


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A Trump campaign promise was $2 gas, yes I’ll give the benefit of the doubt and say that was in reference to 87 octane.
Semi trucks(6-8MPG depending on truck/load) are now burning at/near $1 in fuel per 1 mile, that definitely won’t cause inflation to go up.

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7/gallon by Christmas

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Luckily I have a work vehicle to drive so my diesel is staying parked for now. It’s ridiculous how high diesel is at the moment.

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I tell you what you aren’t seeing, is it bringing down prices in new and used diesel trucks.

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Originally Posted by imadeerhntr
I tell you what you aren’t seeing, is it bringing down prices in new and used diesel trucks.

Only if the people selling them can afford to take a loss.


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I ended up getting a fuel transfer tank for my truck because of the fuel prices closest to my house. Prices are routinely .75- /$1.00 higher per gallon for diesel in shorter. I think diesel was $5.88 this morning. I try to fill up in Montgomery or at buccees in Auburn.

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Maybe this will curb some of the ding dong mommies and hang dog daddies from buying $80,000 turbo diesel trucks to haul little Johnny’s t-ball gear from their $500,000 house in the subdivision where they don’t even have enough room to park two cars.


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I bought my first diesel truck in 96 and fuel was under a dollar a gallon. My last diesel truck was ten years later and it was almost four dollars a gallon.


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Originally Posted by Out back
Maybe this will curb some of the ding dong mommies and hang dog daddies from buying $80,000 turbo diesel trucks to haul little Johnny’s t-ball gear from their $500,000 house in the subdivision where they don’t even have enough room to park two cars.
AMEN!! Will never understand folks that dont tow heavy buying diesel.. Know quite a few that have never hooked to a trailer, blows my mind

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Hell yea Outback I deliver to these folks all the time!

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I like my diesel engine.


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I’m waiting to sell my diesel just soon as BIL gets tired of farming


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i haven’t filled up the bigger of my two tanks in over a year. the pump cuts off at $175 and it won’t get me through the week.


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I like my diesel

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I remember .15 a gallon. We used to pour it on burn piles. It was considered a waste byproduct of refining


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Originally Posted by 300gr
I remember .15 a gallon. We used to pour it on burn piles. It was considered a waste byproduct of refining
I remember.25/gallon for offroad

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Originally Posted by 300gr
I remember .15 a gallon. We used to pour it on burn piles. It was considered a waste byproduct of refining



This is correct, your first elected amish president fixed that!

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Originally Posted by Backwards cowboy
Originally Posted by 300gr
I remember .15 a gallon. We used to pour it on burn piles. It was considered a waste byproduct of refining



This is correct, your first elected amish president fixed that!


Diesel has NEVER been considered a waste byproduct of refining. It's always been a primary product off the tower.

Y'all just making schitt up now.


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