Gas stations can continue to sell the low sulfur diesel until 2010. Problem is nobody wants to install another system to store and pump both diesel grades. Especially since it will be obsolete in 3.5 years in 2010.

Gas stations have to sell the new ULSD this fall, carrying the old low sulfur fuel is optional. Say goodbye.

My husband and I are farmers- we grow soybeans, among other pursuits. If you want to support the farmers then please send your gernerous contributions to

Farmbabe

$$$$$ no money ave

michigan

now you'll feel so much better about yourself and do the right thing!

Reminds me about this:

How do you make a small fortune by farming ???

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Start with a "large" one

Farming isn't a bad living. Like anything else, you just have to watch your spending and do things right. What I HATE is this feeling sorry-pity-party people have for farmers- this feeling nobel  because I " support the farmers" crap. lets double the price of milk and see how much suppport we get. Buying biofuels because your supporting the farmers is garbage- you're buying the stuff becuase its a better deal. Nothing wrong with that,just don't justify your choice by saying its because your trying to be chairitable.

Tried chicken farming once.

Didn't do too good.

wasn't sure what I was doing wrong.

Did't know if I was burying em too deep or not givin em enough water.

I should have added " some degree of intelligence.........."

Can we run the new ULSD fuel in our older trucks, or will we need an additive or what is the deal with our older diesels. 

BTW, I paid 3.29 for fuel in Illinois and 2.88 for fuel in Indiana.  It runs about 3.08 here in Ohio.

Check Flying J's website they list the price of fuel at ALL of their truck stops.

http://www.flyingj.com/fuel/diesel_CF.cfm?state=ALL

Be glad you're not in the Intermountain West right now, With diesel at $3.40-$3.50 a gallon.

 And yes you can run ULSD in your current diesel. Supposedly the refineries have added the suppliments to add back the lubercating qualities of sulfur.

$2.79 last night at the new Wal-Mart (Murphy) in Lawrenceburg, Ky.

Could have got it for $2.74 if I had some kind of card?????

Cost me more cause I used CASH?????

Since when is cash hard to spend????

Painted Horse - thanks for the link to Flying J.  Don't know why I didn't think of that...hubby used to be a truck driver.  Looks like we'll be fueling in TN since it's about 30 cents less there than AL.

RIDE ON!

Dwight (Mrs)

If you're goin' down I-65, KY exit 2 (Franklin) is (usually) the cheapest fuel between Louisville and Nashville.  I fill up there and can get to the south side of Birmingham with no problem.  Offhand, the only FlyingJ I can remember along that route is on the northside of Birmingham, but my memory could be wrong since I can get from KY exit 2 clear to my destinations (Athens, Guntersvillle, Oneonta and Birmingham, AL) without another stop for fuel.

If I remember correctly, you're goin' to Cherokee Trailride for the holiday. Please, let us all know how it goes!! Hope its great and the weather cooperates for ya!

Tame the beast within - Ride!

Hey Backin3 - thanks for the tip!  We were actually thinking of stopping in Franklin anyway for a lunch break since there is a Cracker Barrel there.  I work for CB and we try to stop there when we are on the road because I can use my discount!!

Yes, we are going to Cherokee (good memory!).  I've been watching the weather reports. Looks like the hurricane that I was worried about is staying to the east so we won't have bad rain to deal with.

Man, I am getting excited! Three more days!

RIDE ON!

Dang it, I'll get the hang of this one day!!

The diesel plaza's  are on the other side of I-65 from the Cracker Barrel. There are 2, right across the streest from each other. Prices usually the same, just choose your station. I usually stop at the Marathon/ Burger King, but have used the other, too.

Also, there are a LOT of Pilot Truck Plaza's along I-65.

Have a great weekend!

Tame the beast within - Ride!