highway with off road?
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Down here in New Mexico i've ran red fuel and nothing else for 6 years and havent got caught yet (knock on wood) we run it on the ranch and burn around 1500 gallons a month and the delivery guys say its the same thing as hiway, that they add the dye after they load it on the truck and that is comes out the same tank as the hiway fuel
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we get home heating oil delivered here to my shop for heating purpuses and i do use it to top off my diesel forklift. asked the delivery driver one day. says on and off are same fuel, just dyed. home heating oil is still low sulfur by what he said.if thats true, no wunder the old forkilft hasnt had any fuel issues!
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Down here in New Mexico i've ran red fuel and nothing else for 6 years and havent got caught yet (knock on wood) we run it on the ranch and burn around 1500 gallons a month and the delivery guys say its the same thing as hiway, that they add the dye after they load it on the truck and that is comes out the same tank as the hiway fuel
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offroad diesel has a higher sulfer content then regular premium diesel. plus obviously its not taxed so no road use. although i have been known to pull up to the offroad diesel pump and just stick it in my filler neck, risky i know but they dont check alot here in michigan. its pretty much all i run in my truck, that or trans fluid
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^Yep, it's just dyed to show that no taxes paid on it. I've had it mixed but that's just because I was running our off-road diesel when I ran it in the pasture before I put insurance on the truck. When I finally did put insurance on the truck so I could drive it on the hwy., I still had some off-road in it. That was several tanks ago, so all legal now.
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Ok, Here is Michigan's penalty...this is direct from the Michigan Legislature website...
Michigan Legislature - Section 207.1122
It is section 3
Michigan Legislature - Section 207.1122
It is section 3