Is anybody aware if there is a list of outlets supplying the above around the UK. I drive a Wumag 700 classed as a crane on a Man chassis for access work on wind farms and the like.Currently it only has a 300 litre tank which is fine on site but on the road a pain at 5 to the gallon.Know of a couple namely Ripon and Boroughbridge along with a few scattered but would appreciate a comprehensive list to plot my route.Most of our work is rural England, Scotland and Wales. Ireland have it everywhere you stop.Would appreciate any help.
Colsterworth truckstop A1 south of Grantham.
paderborn:
Is anybody aware if there is a list of outlets supplying the above around the UK. I drive a Wumag 700 classed as a crane on a Man chassis for access work on wind farms and the like.Currently it only has a 300 litre tank which is fine on site but on the road a pain at 5 to the gallon.Know of a couple namely Ripon and Boroughbridge along with a few scattered but would appreciate a comprehensive list to plot my route.Most of our work is rural England, Scotland and Wales. Ireland have it everywhere you stop.Would appreciate any help.
There is an excel spreadsheet from keyfuels available here.
fuelcards.co.uk/assets/NewsD … 20list.xls
It has a column with gasoil on it.
jet in grantham have a red derv pump.
philgor:
jet in grantham have a red derv pump.
Surely “red derv” is an oxymoron.
Diesel Engined Road Vehicles must be ‘white’ diesel.
Chandlers - Grantham
Jcn29 Truckstop
The bunker site in Grimsby (Forget the name now)
Thanks for the info to date pls keep them coming as and when I will then be able to send a list to other in same position.
high street garage- corringham, gainsborough, lincs a631
they have a red diesel pump ( or at least the sign says so!) 
Yes they do sell it at Corringham, can’t see the suprise at places selling it. Where else do you think building site plant etc get their deisel from?
sorry didn’t read the OP’s post properly 
AS24 site in Stoke - will check the address when I get in the wagon…
djw:
philgor:
jet in grantham have a red derv pump.Surely “red derv” is an oxymoron.
Diesel Engined Road Vehicles must be ‘white’ diesel.
the poster has already said its a crane he drives so can run on cheaper red fuel legally as it isnt used too transport goods by road
lymm truckstop m6 has a red fuel pump, jct 36 m6 crooklands has red fuel pump, jct 38 m6 tebay truckstop has red fuel pump, jct 40 m6 penrith truckstop has a red fuel pump, jct 42 m6 golden fleece has a red fuel pump, muirpark truckstop has a red fuel pump, regency fuels dyce aberdeen has red fuel pump, regency fuels buckie has a red fuel pump
scotstrucker:
djw:
philgor:
jet in grantham have a red derv pump.Surely “red derv” is an oxymoron.
Diesel Engined Road Vehicles must be ‘white’ diesel.
the poster has already said its a crane he drives so can run on cheaper red fuel legally as it isnt used too transport goods by road
My comment was nothing to do with running the machine on red (it’s mobile plant, so it’s allowed) or the pump in Grantham offering red. It was simply the description “red derv”. DERV is white (unrebated, taxed for road vehicles) diesel by definition - you can’t have red white diesel.
djw:
scotstrucker:
djw:
philgor:
jet in grantham have a red derv pump.Surely “red derv” is an oxymoron.
Diesel Engined Road Vehicles must be ‘white’ diesel.
the poster has already said its a crane he drives so can run on cheaper red fuel legally as it isnt used too transport goods by road
My comment was nothing to do with running the machine on red (it’s mobile plant, so it’s allowed) or the pump in Grantham offering red. It was simply the description “red derv”. DERV is white (unrebated, taxed for road vehicles) diesel by definition - you can’t have red white diesel.
Yeah, OK. Now go and correct someone’s spelling, could you?
djw:
scotstrucker:
djw:
philgor:
jet in grantham have a red derv pump.Surely “red derv” is an oxymoron.
Diesel Engined Road Vehicles must be ‘white’ diesel.
the poster has already said its a crane he drives so can run on cheaper red fuel legally as it isnt used too transport goods by road
My comment was nothing to do with running the machine on red (it’s mobile plant, so it’s allowed) or the pump in Grantham offering red. It was simply the description “red derv”. DERV is white (unrebated, taxed for road vehicles) diesel by definition - you can’t have red white diesel.
red or white, only diffrence is the dye thats put through it
M1 J9 Watling Street truck stop
M1 J13 Crawley Crossing truck stop (i think)
jct 11 m6 m6 diesels has a red fuel pump, londonderry lodge on the a1 has a red fuel pump, i think barton park has a red fuel pump too on the a1 (north of scotch corner)
J1 M18, its a morrisons
You can claim the tax back on any white diesel you put in, obviously it’s a drain on cashflow doing that, as you’ll be charged full rate then have to claim it all back much later 
Am sure the BP in Castleford sells red diesel