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TimV · 08-03-2015, 11:19 PM

That is an interesting concept. A 2tank system for me would be good.

But the problem is our goverment.

If on fuel, no matter what type it is, isnt payed accins over it. You can be caught and get a huge bill.

If you buy ppo with accins payed on. It cost a littbe bit MORE then regular diesel

So thats a no go for me.

If it was cheeper the fuel. Then it could be good.

But its not.

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