Suicidalsparrow
New Member
Hello.
I've got nowhere with a couple of very unhelpful 'speedy' and 'nationwide' fuel suppliers who couldnt even give me an approximate price for 500l red diesel. I've got about 9 acres mainly grazing and am taking delivery of a tractor next week. Will be doing only light use (harrowing, rolling, mowing, moving logs and spoil etc) and little winter work as gets very wet clay land.
Im looking at getting a 600l ibc tank with a manual pump (cost about £250), and then topping up with 500l orders of red diesel - hence looking for a rough idea of what 500l would cost currently.
There is a petrol station within a few hundred yards so Im just weighing up whether itll be worthwhile buying the fuel tank and getting deliveries, or just filling up from the petrol station. I cant imagine id need more than two deliveries per year but then i dont really know how much fuel the tractor will use (an old john deere 2040).
Id really appreciate any feedback and approx red diesel prices please, esp for similar orders.
TIA
Nick
I've got nowhere with a couple of very unhelpful 'speedy' and 'nationwide' fuel suppliers who couldnt even give me an approximate price for 500l red diesel. I've got about 9 acres mainly grazing and am taking delivery of a tractor next week. Will be doing only light use (harrowing, rolling, mowing, moving logs and spoil etc) and little winter work as gets very wet clay land.
Im looking at getting a 600l ibc tank with a manual pump (cost about £250), and then topping up with 500l orders of red diesel - hence looking for a rough idea of what 500l would cost currently.
There is a petrol station within a few hundred yards so Im just weighing up whether itll be worthwhile buying the fuel tank and getting deliveries, or just filling up from the petrol station. I cant imagine id need more than two deliveries per year but then i dont really know how much fuel the tractor will use (an old john deere 2040).
Id really appreciate any feedback and approx red diesel prices please, esp for similar orders.
TIA
Nick