two much oil and no place to go

i have a rental in pa that i am no longer heating with oil. it was cheaper to install electric heat and the tenants are responsible for it. so that works out for me no more oil fills and running out but i have a furnace with 1100 dollars of oil that i have no idea what to do with.

 

Surely someone in that area would take it off your hands for a somewhat discounted price.

What does heating oil sell for up there?

That reminds me, I need to go out tomorrow and get some.

 

That's like 2 oil tanks full....certainly worth recovering. If I live nearby I'll get a pump and a couple of barrels and be right over....

 

Run it in your diesel tractor.

 

its like 2.79 a gallon yes i could make it worth there while

 

its in tamaqua pa go get your pump

 

Sell it for $1.50 ~ $2 a gallon cash but make it that have to take it all. No partials. Should sell in a few hours.

 

Craigslist

“Oil for sale , being your own pump and container. Only sold as whole” $ 999

 

FTFY

 

I called the cokpcom that sold me mine and they gladly bought it back

 

Same here. This was in Harrisburgh.

 

Where i live here, anything can be a tanker truck. You’d have a family show up with empty water jugs, all stacked up on a home built single axis trailer with non-matching wheels and rotten boards. Towed by a 97 impala with dull headlights and clear coat faded so much, basically missing.


Oh wait. What was the oil for again? Heater?

Nevermind.

But some kid would prolly roll coal with it that you don’t see the big cummins sticker no more

 

Too bad you're not closer, my brother and I buy fuel oil off Craigslist all the time. Usually for a $1 gal, with us bringing the pump out equipment and 55 gal drums.

 

Use it to fill TDIs.

 

shit

 

i left my oil supply guy a message to by it back he never got back to me.

 

Ten hours and nobody has pointed out the difference between two and too? Fucking amateurs, all of ya!

 

#MeTwo

 

From doing this several times, I have found that the homeowners have contacted the place they bought the fuel oil from but the companies don't want it back. They have no idea of the condition of the tanks it's coming from and if there's water/gel in it, even if they say it's ok they will charge the homeowners to pump it out
Most people run the tank down as far as they can before making the cut over to propane, NG or electric.

 

That and WTH is a cokpcom?