Diesel in Stuart

[madhatter1]

Heading on a trip next week that will bring us to Stuart. Any recommendations on fueling up over there? We are headed to Manatee Pocket area.

[motoryacht lover]

The large yard right after the lock heading east I believe still sells diesel. I believe it used to be called
American Custom Yachts but is now Willis Custom yachts. When it was American it was cheap and easy.
If not Willis my next choice would be Sunset Bay. The closer you get to the inlet the more expensive it gets.


I attached this notice to Mariners that I got regarding Indiantown bridge. I believe you are coming from the
West coast.
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Active Captain says Willis no longer sells fuel.

[Bugsy]

Cheapest in the Pocket is Mariner Cay Marina.

[Captain Ralph]

The closer you get to the inlet the more expensive it gets.

Don't forget the ole Indiantown Marina.
http://www.indiantownmarina.com

[madhatter1]

We timed out trip to arrive in Stuart on the 24th in case there is a hiccup with the bridge reopening. For fuel just looking for a fair price where they do volume so that fuel is clean.

[mike.s]

Manatee Marina or Mariner Cay are the cheapest.

[Retired1]

We timed out trip to arrive in Stuart on the 24th in case there is a hiccup with the bridge reopening. For fuel just looking for a fair price where they do volume so that fuel is clean.

my, you’re rather a optimistic fellow aren’t you? This is same company that told their investors, local politicians , and Federal Government-that their scheme would be finished in 2014, and they would be building a new brodge because that one is almost 100 hears old.

[madhatter1]

Gotta live. I'll make lemonade if I have to.

[rsmith]

One of my misadventures in life was owning a portable toilet and construction trailer company. I did mostly government contractors FPL Nuke plant outages NASA and others one of the accounts was maintenance on the lock at the east end of the canal. It always took twice as long as they budgeted for. I’ve never seen any government project we’ve work on stick to a time table. I wouldn’t set my watch by it.

[Dan Mapes]

One of my misadventures in life was owning a portable toilet and construction trailer company. I did mostly government contractors FPL Nuke plant outages NASA and others one of the accounts was maintenance on the lock at the east end of the canal. It always took twice as long as they budgeted for. I’ve never seen any government project we’ve work on stick to a time table. I wouldn’t set my watch by it.

I'm thinking it's less refined than that. Like you would not want to plan a family by it.