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    Re: lexington ky coop

    I think a co-op is a good idea. Neighborhoods in Seattle, WA who have set up neighborhood co-ops have been documented on tv educational programming. I'm reserching biodiesel to potentially use it to run a small fleet of diesel work trucks. I know that a number of Lexington's city trucks use a mix of biodiesel, but I don't know if they produce it themselves or if they buy it from a retailer. Any one know?

  • 06-26-2008 09:38 AM In reply to

    Re: lexington ky coop

    I am in a 2004 Jetta TDI and would welcome a bio coop if one could be created.  I know that you can purchase Willie Diesel from TX and have a tank shipped to you, but that sounds extreme.  I would be willing to invest $1000 toward a coop to get something up and going.  My Jetta continues to average 43 overall, but at $4.65 a gallon it is shocking to fill it up even though I have 550 of safe highway range.

     

    Michael
    Lexington

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