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I use (3) 5-gal red plastic containers. It's pretty easy for me to dump them
in--even with a high wing. At my field, I can drive right to my plane, so carrying them is not an issue. Since my tanks always have a mix of avgas and autofuel, I never need more than 15 gals at a time. I have it down to a pretty simple routine. I buy my avgas at a nearby field's self-serve station using a Phillips credit card, where members of the local pilot's assn get a discount--currently avgas there is $2.47. Auto fuel is running around $1.45. www.Rosspilot.com |
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Rosspilot wrote:
: I use (3) 5-gal red plastic containers. I the People's Republic of Massachusetts, the legal limit for transporting gasoline in portable tanks is ONE tank of FIVE gallons or less capacity. A portable tank is any tank not connected to the vehicle's fuel system. Different rules apply for diesel oil. To get kerosene it is required that you show ID and sign a logbook at the gas station (!). -- Aaron Coolidge (N9376J) |
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