A thread about bulk kerosene shows up every year or so. Are you looking for a place to buy at a pump and fill your own containers or bulk such as truck coming to fill a bulk tank on-site?
“if it's winter we would have no heat without the furnace”
Simple for $200 you can buy a ventless heater for gas or propane, it heats 1000 sq ft. It doesn’t need electricity. I have the ability to partition my house off to keep the water from freezing and have actually used this for a month when my main unit went down, worked great.
Simple for $200 you can buy a ventless heater for gas or propane, it heats 1000 sq ft. It doesn’t need electricity. I have the ability to partition my house off to keep the water from freezing and have actually used this for a month when my main unit went down, worked great.
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I found this: Pendley sells bulk and probably some of the others as well.
Best 7 Kerosene Gas Stations in Oklahoma City, OK with ...
- Penley Oil. Kerosene Fuel Oils Petroleum Oils. BBB Rating: A+ 63 YEARS. IN BUSINESS. Website Directions. (405) 235-7553. 2627 W Reno Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73107. From Business: Penley Oil Company has been serving Oklahoma with the highest quality fuel & lubricant needs since 1958.
- Fentress Oil Co Inc. Kerosene Solvents Chemicals 91 YEARS. IN BUSINESS. Website Directions. (405) 843-1670. 901 NW 71st Pl. Oklahoma City, OK 73116. From Business: RelaDyne, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, is one of the nation's leading providers of lubricants, fuels, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), and reliability services…
- Corner Market. Kerosene 20 YEARS. IN BUSINESS. (405) 769-5205. 115 S Westminster Rd. Oklahoma City, OK 73130.
- Kerosene. (405) 769-5205. 115 S Westminster Rd. Oklahoma City, OK 73130.
Just fill up my cans, like we did when I was a kid.
Thanks. I know Fentress, I used to deliver there occasionally.
Here's a 3'fer....
If you ever find yourself in Ohio, this Amish hardware store is certainly worth a visit!!
Rayo Lantern Cooker
The Lantern that Lights, Cooks and Heats! Perfect for camping and emergencies, this Rayo powder-coated steel lantern can heat water or small meals. Plus, it provides dependable light and some warmth on cold nights. All you need is kerosene or lamp oil and a match. Brighter and more efficient...
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If you ever find yourself in Ohio, this Amish hardware store is certainly worth a visit!!
I kind of miss those days. When a kid I was a wannabe mountain man. I could go to my uncles farm/ranch and set up a camp. There was an artesian well for water and a pond full of fish. I'd stay out there for a week or longer living off the land during the summer using all the tricks learned from reading books about how the mountain men survived.
Enjoy your primitive camps. I'm jealous.
Good thread here with good ideas.
I think it depends on how long you expect to be without public utilities. During the ice storm in Tulsa, was it in 2008? We were without power for six days. Ran the gas fireplace which made enough heat to keep the house around 60 and pipes from freezing. My little generator provided power for most small appliances and lights.
They water rationed us as there was not enough power to run the pumps to refill the water towers until they brought in the industrial generators. I had 20-30 gallons of gas stored for the generator (gas stations had no power) with stabilizer, and a way to purify water if things did not improve. We used all my gear from backpacking years to cook, and generally make things more comfortable.
I think it depends on how long you expect to be without public utilities. During the ice storm in Tulsa, was it in 2008? We were without power for six days. Ran the gas fireplace which made enough heat to keep the house around 60 and pipes from freezing. My little generator provided power for most small appliances and lights.
They water rationed us as there was not enough power to run the pumps to refill the water towers until they brought in the industrial generators. I had 20-30 gallons of gas stored for the generator (gas stations had no power) with stabilizer, and a way to purify water if things did not improve. We used all my gear from backpacking years to cook, and generally make things more comfortable.
LOVE the new avatar.. Tractor supply has 5 gallon cans of Crown kerosene on sale for 29.99 regular $34.99. Ace wants 39.99 for the same stuff.
I'da thought this was in the prep section. If ya have a well ya might consider a hand pump. We bought when they were less inflated and quite happy with it on 140' of pipe. I put it in a well gone dry that is no longer dry, hopefully it continues to pump if ever needed.
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