IS IT JUST ME... OR HAVE YOU GUYS NOTICED IT TOO...

I filled up two 5-gallon cans with gas, to prepare for the leaf chopping, blowing, and mulching season, and it cost me $35.00 (two weeks ago) when it cost about $21.00, this time last year. :yikes:yikes:yikes:yikes
It's already time to make my third and hopefully, but (doubtfully), final pass on the leaves this fall, and it's already time to go get more gas.

IT WOULD APPEAR: Gas burns faster in the truck, boat, gas-powered yard tools, or anything else when gas prices get higher.
Does anyone have any logical theory as to why that might be??? :dono:dono:dono:dono:dono:dono

Been $3.00 a gallon here for the last month. Last fill up on my Tacoma cost me $58.23 absolutely ridiculous. No worries though. Seems shutting down a Pipeline out of Canada that flows half a million barrels a day. That should mean that prices climb even higher. :yikes

I saw regular fuel at $3.85 in Huntington WV yesterday ar the doctors office. I run 0 ethanol in my outdoor equipment and boat. I ave watched it go from $2.69 gal to over 4.00 a gallon now. Glad mowing season is about over but I don’t see fuel prices going dawn at all.

I pray for for those who are going to have some tough decisions/times heating their homes this winter.

I am glad the 4 stroke just sips fuel. That large 2 stroke devoured it

Just don't let the fish know how much gas is getting.... they will move as far away from launch as possible. They are devious little creatures. :Rofl

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Originally Posted by Mstr Dan

Just don't let the fish know how much gas is getting.... they will move as far away from launch as possible. They are devious little creatures. :Rofl

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Sounds about right