Diesel Fuel

sgtbigb

Well-known member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #1

Diesel fuel is at $3.18 per gallon her in San Antonio, Texas. What is it a gallon in your part of the world?

 

GOTTOYS

Well-known member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #2

$3.39 here in MN. and going up almost daily...Don

 

JWalker

Northeast Region Director-Retired

• Jan 13, 2011

• #3

$3.45......Somerset Pa.

 

ncrebel8

Wesley and Niki Norwood

• Jan 13, 2011

• #4

$3.32 here in NC today.

 

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osims

bsims

• Jan 13, 2011

• #5

Paid $3.05 this morning at Wal Mart in Port Arthur Texas.

 

archbarb

Member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #6

3.35 per gallon in St.Simons/Jekyll Island ,Ga. area.

 

Ray LeTourneau

Senior Member - Past Moderator

• Jan 13, 2011

• #7

Down here in the RGV we've seen it ranging from $3.09 up to $3.59. And that can be within a few blocks.

It seems like when the media says anything about rising prices, that's when we see the pump price go up. Funny, well not funny but strange, it's not till after it's mentioned by the media that the price goes up.

 

sailorand

Past British Columbia Chapter Leader

• Jan 13, 2011

• #8

$1.20 per liter times 3.78liters equals $4.536 per US Gallon. You guys have cheap fuel south of the boarder

 

lmcclure

1st Tennessee Member#1084

• Jan 13, 2011

• #9

$3.09 this morning was the cheapest in Chattanooga.

 

Moose

Well-known member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #10

Only $4.43 per US gallon up here in Nova Scotia . . . . . and diesel is cheaper than gas!!!!!

 

SJH

Past Washington Chapter Leaders

• Jan 13, 2011

• #11

$3.63 here in the fourth corner of Washington State...seems to increase a few cents daily!

 

larryanddonnakeever

Past Oklahoma Chapter Leaders (Founding)

• Jan 13, 2011

• #12

I bought fuel today at Walmart, 3.14, Homeland was 3.25 saw several truck stops on I-40 3.29.to 3.31... This has to stop soon. So crazy Let's drill here at home...

 

gwalter

Retired Colorado Chapter Leaders

• Jan 13, 2011

• #13

It is $3.29 in Central Nebr. I have seen it as high as $3.47 in the northern part of the state.

 

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Rrloren

Well-known member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #14

"This has to stop soon. So crazy Let's drill here at home.."

The fields discovered in NE . Mt and Canada have been estimated to have enough for 2000 yrs. Estimated to be larger than all the fields in the mid-east combined. Why do we allow Opec to dictate to us. Beyond me!

 

larryanddonnakeever

Past Oklahoma Chapter Leaders (Founding)

• Jan 13, 2011

• #15

After we take delivery next week on our new 3585 RL. I am going to have an auxilliary fuel tank installed. Not sure which way to go. Either an in the bed one, or replace the factory tank with a larger one. If anyone has any input here I would appreciate it. With the price of fuel I will need to get it at the right price and go further on a tank.
This will be on a 2010 Ford F-350 dually..

 

larryanddonnakeever

Past Oklahoma Chapter Leaders (Founding)

• Jan 13, 2011

• #16

I can remember Here in Oklahoma, in the 70's and early 80's. You couldn't drive anywhere that you couldn't seeing dozens of oil wells. I have some friends who are petroleum geologist.. They say there is plenty all over... Thanks Government, Let's make OPEC rich.... Larry and Donna Keever
Oklahoma
#1811

 

TandT

Founding Utah Chapter Leaders-Retired

• Jan 13, 2011

• #17

California $3.59-$3.69/Gal

 

archbarb

Member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #18

Rrloren said:

"This has to stop soon. So crazy Let's drill here at home.."

The fields discovered in NE . Mt and Canada have been estimated to have enough for 2000 yrs. Estimated to be larger than all the fields in the mid-east combined. Why do we allow Opec to dictate to us. Beyond me!

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Politics, someone other than me is getting RICH!!!!! Also to many treehuggers.

 

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beardedone

Beardedone

• Jan 13, 2011

• #19

Here in Red Deer, Alberta it is 99.9 cents per liter and there are 3.78 liters per US gallon. That works out to $3.77 per US gallon. For me it would be cheaper as Can. dollar is about $1.02 US now. Just in time for my trip to Yuma.

 

jpajax

Well-known member

• Jan 13, 2011

• #20

Well we the tax payers bought and paid for wells and a pipe line only to see it sold and the oil going to a foreign country.