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Posted by davpal on August 01, 2006 at 22:03:59 from (216.93.97.5):
In Reply to: heating oil posted by Mike Veen B.C. on August 01, 2006 at 20:20:41:
I always use no. 2 fuel oil in the tractor. When he comes out to fill the heating oil barrel I just have him top off the tractor. I think the only difference is the road diesel doesn't have the red dye in it that the house stuff does. Runs the same in there. Not a huge difference in price for me unless I have bought at a pre buy price. A lot faster and easier though to have them deliver it each time.
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