: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 10:39 PM
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My truck is one of many white Ford F-150 that are on the road with the CNG
sticker on the back. They stem from a law (now defunct) requiring government
fleets to have twenty percent of the their vehicles
of
power
since my 3/4ton has a 8.1 liter gasser. My other is a diesel, so it
wouldn't work.
DonO
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My
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What does the C in CNG stand for I looked it up and in Bama it's
only available in Birmingham, but is only $1.37 per gallon, vs
$282.9 per gallon of regular gas. BIG difference. I had an Uncle who
converted his truck to run on propane. he
Nevermind...
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Chuck,
C = Compressed, as opposed
Balmer jbal...@a5.com
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Compressed natural gas. Compressing the gas changes it to a liquid form.
Which is cheaper to transport store.
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I think what was meant by clean is natural gas burns much cleaner
than gasoline. It's also cleaner in that no refining process is
invol
Thanks, Wayne.
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From: Wayne Blake-Hedges
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I think what was meant by clean is natural gas burns much cleaner
than gasoline. It's also cleaner in that no refining process
I see. Thanks, Chuck
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Compressed natural gas. Compressing the gas changes it to a liquid form.
Which
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Chuck,
C = Compressed, as opposed to liquified. Propane is liquified (by
refrigeraton) for containers (my job
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Chuck,
I believe the part about cleaner plugs (less carbon), but propane has
nowhere the energy of gasoline, so I don't
/19/10, Chuck Alexander chuckalexan...@hughes.net wrote:
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Don: He just said it was cheaper to run, so I assumed (that bad word
*see below
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Don: He just said it was cheaper to run, so I assumed (that bad word LOL)
that's
My truck is one of many white Ford F-150 that are on the road with the CNG
sticker on the back. They stem from a law (now defunct) requiring government
fleets to have twenty percent of the their vehicles use a green fuel. Most
used either propane or CNG (compressed natural gas). All of them
Tom said,
bought a truck that uses CNG so not only can I
go fishing green, but I can go cheap! (currently
$.93 cents a gallon)
Interesting to look at the prices of CNG across
the country. ALL of the Utah stations are
93ยข/gallon.
All of the Indiana stations are $1.73 (and few and far
California stations ranged from $1.09 San Jose Unified School
District - a flet operation)
Make that a FLEET operation.
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after 50
THOUSAND miles and they looked to be in brand new condition. Chuck
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Tom said,
bought a truck that uses
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From: Chuck Alexander chuckalexan...@hughes.net
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What does the C in CNG stand for I looked it up and in Bama it's only
available in Birmingham, but is only $1.37 per
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Subject: Re: CNG - was Re: [VFB] WHERE IS EVERY BODY?
Chuck,
C = Compressed, as opposed to liquified. Propane is liquified (by
refrigeraton) for containers (my job), and thus needs no compression, and
it's vapor pressure is within safe
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