I'm merely thinking out loud here so I'm not trying to state a fact, but if I take the license off of my diesel pickup and only use it to haul goods around the farm I could of course use red fuel because it's used off road. Isn't it now being used as a tractor? But if I drive it on the road 1/8 mile to transport goods from one farm to the other, I would need clear fuel in the tank. That means I would have to use clear in the tractor when I haul grain up the road from the field to the bin. I know of a farmer who used to drive his tractor to town supposedly legaly because he lost his license to drive a car. Too many DUI's! Would his tractor have to be insured as a motor vehicle and would he have to have clear fuel? How about the many manure haulers we have here in Iowa, hauling from the hog confinement to the field over the roads? I've never heard of any of them being checked for red fuel. They're chastised for squishing our roads out with their heavy axle weights but fuel color doesn't seem to be a problem for them. Maybe Iowa's different because we're an ag state. Jim
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