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Posted by David A. Hodson on May 02, 2005 at 16:13:59 from (69.128.204.50):
In Reply to: Diesel fuel/trucks posted by john in la on May 02, 2005 at 06:45:23:
several buddies of mine worked for a fuel tanker companies and let me in on this secret, there IS NOT any difference between road and offroad diesel fuel they both come out of the same bulk tank,and same with the gas, if they were loading road fuel they'd puch that code into the computor and then start pumping if it was offroad same thing except the computer would inject the red die and on the gas they would punch in which grade and an additive would be injected but both diesels and then gas came out of same bulk (diesel bulk or gas bulk) tank just thought I'd share that with you David
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