heehaw, my old truck's gasoline, but a lot of the real farmer's are using diesel pickups. I haven't checked into all the laws on off road vs. road use diesel, but for my tractor I don't want that red dyed diesel. Several people (including the supplier) have told me it's OK if used fresh, but does not keep well. I can still buy the regular ole #2 diesel without paying the road tax, but there's some forms you have to fill out and the supplier keeps on hand that you won't be buying more than 10,000 gallons a year, won't use any of it on the road, won't re-sell it, etc. But there are other provisions for folks like a neighbor of mine who has 3 big John Deeres, 2 diesel Ford pickups (big tank and pump in the bed of one), and an 18-wheeler for delivering hay. I think it's a thousand gallon above ground tank he has, uses it for all his diesel rigs, and there's an annual fee or permit of some kind.
Bird