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I don't understand that statement. How can the person that sells off-road fuel possibly control what you put the fuel in? I could understand if they knowingly watched you pour off-road into a road vehicle but if you put it in a container to take home I don't see how they could be held...

I'd say technically you'd be in violation of the tax laws. It would probably depend on how bad the cop wanted to bust you (some cops are "by the book" and I'd bet you'd get a ticket). You should be able to win in court though but it would still be a major pain fighting it. All that being said...

I've been trying to bite my tongue but I think it needs to be said. I hate paying taxes as much or more than the next guy but I wonder why people think they should be exempt from paying taxes (fuel taxes) that everbody else on the road has to pay?

Off-road diesel (dyed) used to be high sulfur and on-road was low sulfur. Recently they have changed off-road to low sulfur and on-road to ultra low sulfur. They are working on changing it all over to ultra low in the future. For years nobody cared about off-road equipment but the EPA is really...

To everybody advocating running dyed fuel- If you want to take the risk, go ahead and run it. It's not very wise to post your illegal activity in a public forum though.;-)

I asked a officer this very question one time. He said if he pulls up any red at all you are going to get a ticket. It will be up to you to prove in court that you weren't running dyed fuel.

Because it's dyed red. It doesn't matter what you put it in out of the pump. If it ends up in a on-road vehicle you are breaking the law. In TN you can get fined even running it off-road if it is a taged vehicle.