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I couldn't have said it better myself. I only had my truck on the road for about two months but I ran WMO from day one until the last day I had it.

Consider 'em rolled...

That's the point, there isn't any way to tax it, yet. This guy dug and dug and dug, and couldn't find any way to tax it.

Well, I just got had a LENGTHLY phone call with the IRS. I called and talked to a guy wabout running WMO in my truck. He knew what a deuce is and sounded impressed that I would run it on WMO. He searched, and searched, and searched some more, but he couldn't find any reason why I should pay...

Holy crap, what planet are you from? It's already been established that you can run a deuce on %100 WMO and that it must be filtered first, that's not the point of this thread. Wood furnaces, who really cares? Lifting axles to beat scales? Ummm, I'm pretty sure whether you lift the axles...

So basically if I keep a record of how much WMO I'm running, I can pay taxes on it at the end of the year? What do I show the cop who dipped my tank, my running tally? I really can't see them going for that. Don't get me wrong, I like the suggestion. But I would think I'd need something a little...

OK, thanks alot guys. You both have some good idea there. If you hear anything let me know Beastmaster. I may just ask the next DOT I see as well. Thanks!

So I'm planning on running alot of WMO in my deuce, and I live in eastern Mass. There are a lot of DOT's around here. I'm not sure how my truck is going to be registered just yet, but it looks like it's going to have Maine commercial plates on it. So if I get pulled over and they decide to "dip"...