what to do with leftover fuel oil?

[George]

What would be the big surprise if they said "We can do it on Tuesday and we charge $65.00 "?

[George]

Sure but one needs to check. I have witnessed numerous occasions where someone decided all fuel oil must be the same and found it wasn't after filling a torpedo heater that couldn't handle #2 heating oil.

[salty]

[yetanothermickey]

Personally, I'd be shocked. Please give me contact information for whatever company charges a flat fee of $65 for this.

[Stormin Mormon]

Thus, the tail "for commercial trucks of course". Some deductive logic would have hinted that I'm not talking about passenger cars or light trucks.

[Stormin Mormon]

Do I hear painful experience?

[salty]

No. When I found out what it would cost from three different companies, I ran an ad in CL and immediately got several responses. The oil was gone a few days later and I even got a little money for it.

[Stormin Mormon]

You da man! Great way to go.

[aemeijers]

So mix it with legal fuel if you are paranoid, a few gallons at a time. I highly doubt even the state excise cops would give a rat's ass about a one-time expedient disposal of some salvage heating oil. They are only concerned with farmers and businesses that have fuel-oil powered heat, like out in the barns out back, and replumb the tank to run their over-the-road trucks off of it.

It's a win-win for the state. It would cost them millions to remediate if you dump it out back, or down a sewer. The five bucks in taxes they lose is nothing by comparision. Unless you piss them off, most field enforcement people do have discretion to use common sense.

[HeyBub]

It's seldom mentioned, but storm drains need lubrication, especially when they get older.

You wouldn't want a flood because of "irritable drain syndrome," would you?

[Stepfann King]

"HeyBub" wrote in news:zqydnSqW8aR69jDWnZ2dnUVZ [e-mail]:

You are too retarded.

[Tony]

Interesting, but not for me. The smell of clean burning K-1 is bad enough, no way would I be burning diesel.

[mm]

Don't keep us guessing. What is it you claim they will tell you?

OP call an oil company and they'll buy it from you, and pump it out from the outside of the house. Of course they won't pay retail for it, but no one will.

[mm]

Well of course they deduct what they pay you for the oil.

[mm]

It was funny.

[The Daring Dufas]

I see you have a high opinion of your fellow man. *snicker*

TDD

[yetanothermickey]

Guess again.

[snotty]

Maybe to another retard.

[HeyBub]

I know you think it's weird, but you've got to think outside the jar. Since I started putting lawn clippings down the storm drain, it's not backed up at all.

Sewers need fiber, too!

100% Organic fiber works best.

[Jim Yanik]

aemeijers wrote in news:yoedne9oUsDk_jDWnZ2dnUVZ [e-mail]:

if your diesel car has a particulate filter,using high sulfur fuel will ruin it.They are expensive to replace.