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trevork Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 10:07:32
What level of waterside diesel prices are you finding at the moment? I'm especially interested in what is charged on the canals and pretend Ouse.
Here on the Broads the cheapest I've found is £1.25 per litre with the 60/40 split.
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df Posted - 10 Jul 2011 : 16:17:37
I use 10x 20 litre jerry cans and 12v transfer pump, I can transfer 200 litres without spilling any in the river no problem, it shifts a 20 litre can in about 45 seconds and goes through a 10 micron filter to keep any crap out.




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stratford4528 Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 18:51:35
I had already decided to install a very large tank on my 32 and carrying fuel from home. If that is the rip off price my decision was right.
df Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 18:34:04
Thats red diesel Trev.




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trevork Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 18:18:55
no. that's marine fuel. Which I think is a rip off and why I would like to know what folk pay on other waterways.
It may well all be meaningless though looking at the EU's latest moves.
stratford4528 Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 17:06:29
£1-25 IS THAT ROAD DIESEL 70-80P SHOULD BE A GOOD PRICE FOR RED DIESEL
Deano Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 11:55:57
I found this house close to us that has a huge tank in the garden... I nick it at night!!! Costs nowt!!

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trevork Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 11:30:01
Is that actually diesel or heating oil Dave? You don't have to answer if this might incriminate oneself!!
df Posted - 09 Jul 2011 : 10:14:17
71.3p per litre if you have a big tank and have it delivered to your house (1000 litres), don't do waterside prices...




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