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Posted by David in MD on January 06, 2004 at 16:13:41 from (67.74.229.80):
In Reply to: Heating oil posted by Brokenwrench on January 04, 2004 at 07:30:32:
I solved the winter gouging problems by installing enough storage for the entire year. I can hold 2325 gallons which heats my house and runs my equipment for the year. This year I paid $0.91 per gallon in mid August which was higher than I like but cheaper than the current price. My 1000 gallon tank with dike was $1100 used. I figure I'll pay for it with my savings in 3 years or so and still have a tank with some value. Other smaller tanks were free just had to set them up.
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