Just wondering, with gasoline gone- are the diesel pumps empty too?
Just wondering, with gasoline gone- are the diesel pumps empty too?
The obedient always think of themselves as virtuous rather than the cowards they really are.
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In no way do I make any money from anyone related to the firearms industry.
"I have never heard anyone say after a firefight that I wish that I had not taken so much ammo.", ME
"Texas can make it without the United States, but the United States can't make it without Texas !", General Sam Houston
Here in St. Petersburg, from what I've seen, all or at least many/most of the gas stations that serve gas and diesel, and were out of gas still had diesel. Makes me wish my Tacoma was a diesel.
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During the great Harvey non-shortage of 2017 I witnessed one Race Trak station that had only premium, no regular, mid-grade, or diesel. Another adventure I saw a QT station that only had regular, no other grade or diesel.
Through out the week of the shortage, err panic I spied station after station completely dry of both gas and diesel.
It would appear that things are starting to get back to normal . . .
It's a shame that the EPA won't allow Toyota to import the Hilux diesels . . .
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Retail shortages diesel availability is hit or miss. Distribution/production issues (especially pipeline) usually hit both as demand is dominated by commercial users that don't change behavior.
It appears Atlanta has been able to get past the reduced production from Houston without any large scale issues. Hopefully there won't be another production hit from the new storms.
Fuel is still very tight in FL and S GA, just too many refugees (est +6M?) On the road. Many areas LEO were routing fuel seekers. Most stations limiting to just 10 g along the major evac routes.
On the Toyo diesel, have a couple different friends with them. General consensus is that they are just ok... Too light to have some of the normal diesel advantages. Similar to my Isuzu trooper diesel, great if you want to run veggie, but nowhere near as polished as the vintage MB diesels, much less the modern players. I'd still love to have one, but you can do better for what they go for.
Titan with the small Cummins is neat, but I just can't justify the expense for a truck that carries less with minimal mpg gain.
All that said, id love to have one of the FJ60 with the 4bt Cummins conversion that I occasionally see.
During Katrina "they" let us run diesel in highway vehicles.
From what I have seen diesel is always available in the Deep South, unless maybe at highway truck stops (truck which is the best place to fill up by the way due to fuel remover).
I would say Texas is a unique situation. Because every bastard there just has the have a diesel pickup.
I hate the newer HiLux body styles. I liked the old ones. I have not been impressed with the International Rangers. The only real advantage that they have is that they are available in areas that often don't have trucks and use diesel fuel. Other than that I will take a full sized truck any day for the increased towing and hauling... also the full sized trucks are much more comfortable to ride in while wearing a plate carrier.......
In no way do I make any money from anyone related to the firearms industry.
"I have never heard anyone say after a firefight that I wish that I had not taken so much ammo.", ME
"Texas can make it without the United States, but the United States can't make it without Texas !", General Sam Houston
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