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Re: Converting from off highway fuel to on highway
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Posted by thejdman01 on October 21, 2004 at 12:45:24 from (205.188.116.212):
In Reply to: Re: Converting from off highway fuel to on highway posted by thejdman01 on October 21, 2004 at 12:35:34:
next question is fairly related so here goes. what i am trying to is this. right now we have 2 200 gallon tanks mounted to a cart. right now both red for fuel. diesel around here is 2.27 and 9/10ths however one gast station (woodmans) rockford illinois si selling it for 1.87(now you guys tell me how they can sell it for so much cheaper im sure they're not pumping it for free) but anyways. it is a gas station in front of a grocery store and weight limits and configurations prohibit me from getting my semi in there (plus quite a drive to get there 50 miles). now i could bob tail it there and fill but would like to have some reserve around for semi when running loads to the elevator. so i dont have much land anymore(gone to concrete) and really dont need the tanks for off road fuel but need it through the year as i sell periodically and need to haul it to elevator. so having on highway fuel around is more pertenant right now and like i said eariler if i do ever want to go from green to red its very easy. so thats what im trying to do. also is anyone familiar with illinois law? somone told me since im not a licensed fuel hauler and since not related to farm use (even though i am taking fuel to my semi which hauls my grain) but isnt farm use *darn blagoacich our governor but lets not get into that thats another story. anyways since im not a licensed fuel hauler and its not "farm use"aka i guess cause its not red i cant even haul that much fuel. so any clearification would help
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