He said if gas hits $6 per gallon, he may have to get new pumps.
New pumps can cost up to $15,000 each and refurbished ones an upwards of $3,000.
In the meantime, Kozikowski said his station has found a way to adapt.
He said the current price for diesel is $4.68 per gallon so the station knocked the price on the pump to $2.34. When the customer goes to pay for the fuel, they double the final total. - http://www.wfsb.com/news/16257081/detail.html
Posts: 17236 | Location: Lincoln Place, Granite City, IL, USA | Registered: 06-03-02
I always thought that anything else than fuel would still cost an arm and a leg because the big 'companies' would control it anyway. But what about WATER ?
We need this!
Posts: 6236 | Location: u.s.a, south Florida | Registered: 06-03-02
Originally posted by Mozart: I always thought that anything else than fuel would still cost an arm and a leg because the big 'companies' would control it anyway. But what about WATER ?
We need this!
Kinda makes you want to go in the rain barrel business!
Posts: 7903 | Location: in the backwoods of North Carolina | Registered: 06-07-02
