Red diesel on vehicles on the roads?
I have not seen red diesel personally, because the people I know who run farms buy the usual road-taxed fuel and keep a tally of how much they buy for off-road use here in Texas (form 06-106) for a re...
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To Many "ABSOLUTES " to go unchallenged .
No warranty problems , I have had Cummins into two different shops for pump repairs and the Dodge did not have any problems with fuel . Some vehicles will run red fuel all of there life .
Can it be diluted so that a highway check will not show , sure ,they ain't forensic scientists .
I have legally ran red fuel for at least 60,000 miles , after many emergencies , hurricanes , tornadoes and snow emergency the supply of road fuel dwindles to such a point that none is available . If you remember after Katrina there was no road fuel available west of Tallahassee , most of us "hot Shot " drivers would buy red fuel in Albany Ga and run into NOLA and back on red fuel . State signs along highways advising drivers to do that .Do you really think there are red traces left in my tanks ?
Thousands of dollar fines , that would vary by state , county and what ever judge ya got !
Many trucks will enter the woods for months , working or playing , believe me , we run red fuel !
As far as an officer coming on to your property to stick your tanks , think about it . There is nothing illegal with a truck sitting on private property with red fuel !
At this time I am running road fuel but to say that it is never legal or proper to run red fuel is wrong !
No warranty problems , I have had Cummins into two different shops for pump repairs and the Dodge did not have any problems with fuel . Some vehicles will run red fuel all of there life .
Can it be diluted so that a highway check will not show , sure ,they ain't forensic scientists .
I have legally ran red fuel for at least 60,000 miles , after many emergencies , hurricanes , tornadoes and snow emergency the supply of road fuel dwindles to such a point that none is available . If you remember after Katrina there was no road fuel available west of Tallahassee , most of us "hot Shot " drivers would buy red fuel in Albany Ga and run into NOLA and back on red fuel . State signs along highways advising drivers to do that .Do you really think there are red traces left in my tanks ?
Thousands of dollar fines , that would vary by state , county and what ever judge ya got !
Many trucks will enter the woods for months , working or playing , believe me , we run red fuel !
As far as an officer coming on to your property to stick your tanks , think about it . There is nothing illegal with a truck sitting on private property with red fuel !
At this time I am running road fuel but to say that it is never legal or proper to run red fuel is wrong !
