Fuel Prices

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Maxus

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We must pay more for everything because Putin bad, Ukraine good. If you say otherwise, off to the gulag!

I've come to the conclusion that the world leaders are all as bad as each other, they're just a bunch of power hungry psychopaths.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
We must pay more for everything because Putin bad, Ukraine good. If you say otherwise, off to the gulag!

I've come to the conclusion that the world leaders are all as bad as each other, they're just a bunch of power hungry psychopaths.
think Putin might be classed as an out and out megalomaniac though hell bent on having a good war 'fore he checks out, or gets 'offed'
 
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6feetdown

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the propaganda / scaremongering machine is rolling ... would love to know their source for that piece of (mis)information. They'll print anything for a story and to be the first to print it ... wan**rs :mad: ... same applies to all of 'em ... now't to report? create summat :mad::mad:...... they should all be muzzled ........ recession will be the next 'creation' 🤬🤬🤬🤬
Treasonous bastards
 
craig

craig

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Well fuel card this week will not be getting used. Its a good 5 to 10ppl cheaper locally on the forecourts
I`ve found similar but not as much as 10p, I guess they are trying to second guess the market and cover themselves for the week.
 
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6feetdown

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Well I've heard 2 separate people in 2 different areas saying only allowed to have £20-30 fuel at the forecourt
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Well local supplier i use for cherry and kero have been struggling to get fuel themselves never mind keep up with deliveries to the panic buyers. That's from a mate who drives for them not just made up so you pay more.
 
Bucket on wheels

Bucket on wheels

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craig

craig

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From an email from one of my fuel card suppliers,
Fingers crossed,

FUEL PRICE UPDATE

I’m happy to inform you that based on yesterday’s wholesale fuel price, it appears that next week you could be paying c. 10p per litre below your current price.

Of course, as you will no doubt be aware, commodity prices can fluctuate multiple times a day so we shall continue to keep a close eye on the market price and will notify you if there is a meaningful change between now and Friday when the price for the week ahead is fixed.

The price will change at 00:01 on Monday 21st March for all cards except Esso which will change 00:01 on Saturday 19th March.

If I can be of further assistance please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Kind regards
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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From an email from one of my fuel card suppliers,
Fingers crossed,

FUEL PRICE UPDATE

I’m happy to inform you that based on yesterday’s wholesale fuel price, it appears that next week you could be paying c. 10p per litre below your current price.

Of course, as you will no doubt be aware, commodity prices can fluctuate multiple times a day so we shall continue to keep a close eye on the market price and will notify you if there is a meaningful change between now and Friday when the price for the week ahead is fixed.

The price will change at 00:01 on Monday 21st March for all cards except Esso which will change 00:01 on Saturday 19th March.

If I can be of further assistance please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Kind regards
Local shell garage dropped over 10p a litre from 8am to 5pm today🤔
 
Gecko

Gecko

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Here is a question I've never found a convincing answer to:
A mate just sent me a message wanting to empty a heating oil tank he no longer uses.
Particularly at the moment, I've wondered if it's ok to burn in place of retail fuel.
I'm only running old-school diesel engines (Perkins 1000 Phaser is the most modern).

So - what is in 'diesel' that is missing from heating oil?
The various 'snake oil' additives seem to contain the detergents that are already added to diesel fuel, so perhaps this is one place they would actually be valuable?
 
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JD450A

JD450A

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Here is a question I've never found a convincing answer to:
A mate just sent me a message wanting to empty a heating oil tank he no longer uses.
Particularly at the moment, I've wondered if it's ok to burn in place of retail fuel.
I'm only running old-school diesel engines (Perkins 1000 Phaser is the most modern).

So - what is in 'diesel' that is missing from heating oil?
The various 'snake oil' additives seem to contain the detergents that are already added to diesel fuel, so perhaps this is one place they would actually be valuable?
Mix 50/50 with diesel and chuck a bit of two stroke oil in.

Kero is used in the artic as a direct swap as it doesn't wax
 
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