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Posted by T_Bone on September 06, 2005 at 00:08:57 from (4.240.42.145):

In Reply to: making fuel... posted by Tim Shultz on September 05, 2005 at 10:16:17:

Hi Tim,

As far as I know your allowed to make 400gals per person per month? without paying Federal fuel tax, however most States want there fuel tax money reguardless. I'm unsure of the length of time on the gallons as it was 400gal in a year but now either in a month or quater year.

Arizona fuel tax is $.18gal paid in advance(this is really important), so for $180yr you can keep State revenue people off your butt if your using the fuel in a AZ registered vehicle(s). There is no use tax for off road fuel.

The BATF's only concern if you don't make the alcohol undrinkable by adding a small amount of gasoline to the alcohol. Once you make it undrinkable, then it's a fuel and a IRS tax problem. That's what my research said 20yrs ago when I checked it out. The net info NOW being posted on the fourms reads about the same.

Now if your selling it, you have a whole bunch of regulations to follow.

Make sure you lable "it" correct.

A fuel additive has very little restrictions where a fuel has all kinds of restrictions.

A fuel tank mounted on wheels is generaly not EPA or State regulated unless that trailer leaves personal property. A fuel tank fixed to the property has all kinds of regulations to follow.

A better name for Biodiesel is vegetable oil as vege oil has no restrictions. A better name for gas is alcohol.

T_Bone


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