Kenelmh
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Luckily enough I do about 10000 miles per year. At 25mpg thats just under 1800litres! I will never have to pay!! Ha ha!!
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Luckily enough I do about 10000 miles per year. At 25mpg thats just under 1800litres! I will never have to pay!! Ha ha!!
markconnor33
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Thats fine then.
The only other problem is that the supplier is liable for duty & VAT on every litre he/she sells, as this is classed as commercial production (ie not within 2500 litres personal use exemption).
Mark
The only other problem is that the supplier is liable for duty & VAT on every litre he/she sells, as this is classed as commercial production (ie not within 2500 litres personal use exemption).
Mark
Hybrid88
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Hi a couple of things to add if I can :-
The 2500 ltrs per year limit is for home producers and that is the max you are allowed to make in any rolling 12 month period.
If you buy if from a supplier make sure you get a receipt stating that fuel tax paid,If you cant prove it and the supplier says he sold it to you as heating fuel only then its you who is prosecuted.
If it is a new supplier always do a soap test 50% Bio + 50% De/ironised water shake and wait to make sure the water is clear.
The 2500 ltrs per year limit is for home producers and that is the max you are allowed to make in any rolling 12 month period.
If you buy if from a supplier make sure you get a receipt stating that fuel tax paid,If you cant prove it and the supplier says he sold it to you as heating fuel only then its you who is prosecuted.
If it is a new supplier always do a soap test 50% Bio + 50% De/ironised water shake and wait to make sure the water is clear.
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bigcat
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hi y all will my freelander td4 be ok with bio?
howardo
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post the question in the freelander section or try doing a search
markconnor33
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Biodiesel yes.
Biofuels - god know's they can be anything. Not a good route unless you're running a tough old TDI
Mark
Hybrid88
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All the info you could ever want you will find here:-
http://www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk/forum/index.php
Its all about the quality of the Biodiesel !!!
http://www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk/forum/index.php
Its all about the quality of the Biodiesel !!!
bigcat
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just put bio in my freelander td4 2 hours ago, had arun around and all seems fine also seems to run quieter but mine cost £1 03p a litre but still happier motoring eh?
