Mike, With 330 gal tank you might have a smaller house to heat or are in southern Ohio?
Up here in Wisconsin the truck would be making a semi-weekly run with such a small tank.
"... you have some extra money laying around", if you smoke ditch the cigs, if you drink taper off a little, if you buy things you don"t really need, well there"s the answer for that!!
Or, estimate your total dollars needed for a year of LP heat, divide by 52 and put that amount in a "heating-savings account" at your bank each week. Easy. If you can"t do that now, with prices sure to go up bigtime in the future, your problem will only get worse. (Not a lecture, just the facts of life.)
Saving this much money on LP means I can NOT pay cash in the winter and look at myself in the mirror. LA in WI
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