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  1. #41
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    so.....I had to look up ullage , having never used the word before in my life.

    find out it's pertinant to Land Rovers...

    something like the amount of fluid leakage from a known container.....being one definition

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    I brought 150 liters of diesel a few days ago. Yhe bowser price was 1.61. When I checked the receipt a few days later the actual charge was 1.619. Which is basically 1 cent per litre extra. Is this legal to be able to do that?

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    Funny you say that... I fueled up today, and noticed the 3 decimal point business too. Pump was 1.49, but cost on receipt was $1.485

    What's the deal here?

  4. #44
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    Quote Originally Posted by d2dave View Post
    Well I tell you if I go into a servo and only buy $1.50's worth, I don't care what the minimum is, they are only going to get $1.50.

    If the minimum is $2.00 what are they going to do, call the police for 50 cents?

    They *could* at their discretion.

    You enter into an agreement when you fill up as it's written on the pump.

    Not worth getting yourself in a lather over...

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    Quote Originally Posted by eckwalsh View Post
    I brought 150 liters of diesel a few days ago. Yhe bowser price was 1.61. When I checked the receipt a few days later the actual charge was 1.619. Which is basically 1 cent per litre extra. Is this legal to be able to do that?
    Should have been 1.62 on the bowser i would think.

  6. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by brenno View Post
    Funny you say that... I fueled up today, and noticed the 3 decimal point business too. Pump was 1.49, but cost on receipt was $1.485

    What's the deal here?

    Where are you fuelling up guys?

    Every pump I've ever used (that's under 20 yrs old) has always been to 3 decimal points...

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    Quote Originally Posted by scarry View Post
    Should have been 1.62 on the bowser i would think.

    Would have been 161.9

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    Would have been 161.9
    Correct,must have been dreaming........

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    Tried out 1 litre at my usual servo at $1.56.9,came to $1.57.Close enough for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post
    so.....I had to look up ullage , having never used the word before in my life.

    find out it's pertinant to Land Rovers...

    something like the amount of fluid leakage from a known container.....being one definition

    From the nautical sense -1. The amount of wine or other liquor which has leaked from a cask, rendering the remainder of little worth, & fit only to be thrown away. Damaged goods, particularly in relation to victuals, are commonly know as "ullaged'.
    2. A lazy or cack-handed sailor who is of little use in a ship.


    Regarding diesel, I'm not clear on one thing. Do some members have bowsers that display only 2 decimal points ie $1.55 , because all I've ever seen is 3 eg $1.55.9 . What annoys me is paying $1.55.9 in Brisbane & seeing $1.51.9 in Gympie. Bob
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

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