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maxthecollie 28-03-2012 06:19

Tanker Driver' Strike
 
Are we all prepared for the fuel tanker Driver's to go on strike ? Another excuse for some garages to put up the price of petrol and diesel. How many of us could do without our cars?

Neil 28-03-2012 07:36

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I wonder if certain garages will be restricting who they sell to this time?

accyman 28-03-2012 10:50

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 980465)
I wonder if certain garages will be restricting who they sell to this time?


ah yes i remember the day i walked pastteh margram garage in accy town center and saw the NO WHITES sign at its entrance.

Its changed hands since though and i think its now a Total petrol station and im sure its race policy will have improved :)

ToffeeGuy 28-03-2012 14:59

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Yeah, I'm prepared. I've taken Francis Maude's advice and filled up a billy can. And I don't even have a car.

maxthecollie 28-03-2012 15:01

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Can I buy it off you?

gynn 28-03-2012 15:04

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Originally Posted by ToffeeGuy (Post 980642)
Yeah, I'm prepared. I've taken Francis Maude's advice and filled up a billy can. And I don't even have a car.

The advice that is illegal and likely to lead to panic buying? Highly responsible!

What else is the government advising us to do? Keep a gun handy in case of intruders?

:rolleyes:

maxthecollie 28-03-2012 15:08

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Who knows what this government is capable of?

Neil 28-03-2012 15:31

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Maybe its time to put the 50 litres I have in jerry cans in the cars tank and then refill them. Its been in there for to long now anyway.

maxthecollie 28-03-2012 15:39

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Has it not evaporated?

gynn 28-03-2012 15:40

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 980658)
Maybe its time to put the 50 litres I have in jerry cans in the cars tank and then refill them. Its been in there for to long now anyway.

Does petrol in jerry cans go off over time? Turns to a gooey mess, perhaps?

accyman 28-03-2012 15:49

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 980648)
The advice that is illegal and likely to lead to panic buying? Highly responsible!

What else is the government advising us to do? Keep a gun handy in case of intruders?

:rolleyes:

i would fully support any government that allowed me to keep a gun in my home incase of intruders so teh next time i find myself with a strange rin my living room i can shoot him instead of throwing the xbox at the barsteward.

was an xbox1 as well so i bet the swines still limping lol

susie123 28-03-2012 15:56

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 980663)
Has it not evaporated?

Take a while to evaporate from a closed container!

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 980665)
Does petrol in jerry cans go off over time? Turns to a gooey mess, perhaps?

I doubt it. In a jerry can there should be no problem:

Good quality gasoline should be stable almost indefinitely if stored properly. Such storage should be in an airtight container, to prevent oxidation or water vapors mixing, and at a stable cool temperature, to reduce the chance of the container leaking. When gasoline is not stored correctly, gums and solids may accumulate resulting in "stale fuel". The presence of these degradation products in fuel tank, lines, and carburetor or fuel injection components, make it harder to start the engine. Upon the resumption of regular vehicle usage, though, the buildups should eventually be cleaned up by the flow of fresh petrol.

Gasoline - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

susie123 28-03-2012 16:02

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 980648)
The advice that is illegal and likely to lead to panic buying? Highly responsible!:rolleyes:

The Fire Brigade Union secretary "stressed it was against the law to store more than 10 litres of petrol in two -litre plastic containers in the home — a full-sized jerry can holds 22 litres." according to the Evening Standard. But a jerrycan is not a plastic container and expressly designed for holding and pouring fuel so not illegal.

davemac 28-03-2012 17:03

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went shopping at Asda, hyndburn road,this afternoon and the petrol station was closed off with cones. Just wondered if panic buying exhausted supplies, dont know for sure as there was nothing posted to say why

accyman 28-03-2012 17:06

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probbaly just having the pumps refilled davemac they have to cone off the station when its been done because of health and safety.

they sometimes shut rising bridge when refilling is happening

does anyone know where teh fuel line is on a mondeo estate coz if i run out i can sneak some outa my womans car shes a heavy sleeper :D


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