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dale74 · M
You always want to fill the tank in late august before winter also ask if you can pre purchase fuel let's say you have a 1000 gallon tank purchase the 1000 gallons in August but not have it delivered till December January
Jonjdw · 51-55, M
@dale74 they do have that option.
Well, I believe that they do because if you purchase more than 1000 gallons you save $.30 a gallon. So I assume that that would not have to be all delivered at one time. I have two 275 gallon tanks I believe. Or is it 250 I’m but sure. Now, if I go get it myself which I have, I can get it cheaper.
Well, I believe that they do because if you purchase more than 1000 gallons you save $.30 a gallon. So I assume that that would not have to be all delivered at one time. I have two 275 gallon tanks I believe. Or is it 250 I’m but sure. Now, if I go get it myself which I have, I can get it cheaper.
dale74 · M
Next question would be is it stored in like your basement or in a outside storage area
dale74 · M
@Jonjdw well that definitely limits storage options unless you have a large entry into your basement where you could add another tank a lot of times heating oil can be stored in a tote which you can buy those for about 50 bucks for a 300 gallon tote.
I used to hate how diesel fuel prices would increase dramatically so I would buy diesel a thousand gallons at a time and I would fill up three 330 gallon totes. At $3 that would be about three grand but that would take me two grand on fuel during the peak which would reach almost five dollars a gallon. Plus I had the convenience of filling up at home and I could use it in either truck or my tractor. Likewise if I could get an extra dollar off back before Kroger put all the limits on the number of gallons then I would save even more money.
I used to hate how diesel fuel prices would increase dramatically so I would buy diesel a thousand gallons at a time and I would fill up three 330 gallon totes. At $3 that would be about three grand but that would take me two grand on fuel during the peak which would reach almost five dollars a gallon. Plus I had the convenience of filling up at home and I could use it in either truck or my tractor. Likewise if I could get an extra dollar off back before Kroger put all the limits on the number of gallons then I would save even more money.
Jonjdw · 51-55, M
@dale74 I don’t know if anybody that has more than two tanks for oil. Other places I’ve lived that had only one. My mother-in-law‘s house has one. And if I were to order a large amount, they could not do it all at one time because it takes time for it to go from one tank to the other tank.