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From Jeffrey Tobin
on 28-May-2011 |
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Self serve pump operation display unusable, required walk to Shell station to activate pump. Posting states press help button, but I couldn't find one. With CC held at the register, the posted $75 limit per transaction was not enforced. I took on over $150. Good tri-tip dinner, although dinner is getting pricey.
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From T Yancy
on 13-Apr-2011 |
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The self-serve fuel pump now allows a maximum $90 purchase (up from $75). Food is still great!
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From John Halbert
on 20-Jul-2010 |
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Stayed at Harris Ranch on our way back to Oregon from a weekend in LA. Runway is narrow, but was not a problem with gusty crosswind. Disappointed that the Avgas pump was broken and price was a bit higher than shown on-line (but on-line price has not been updated in a while). Dinner at the restaurant was very good for the price. All in all a good experience
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From Jack Romanski
on 02-Jul-2010 |
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I have been going here for decades. I especially like their filet steak, cooked blood rare. I can cut it with just my fork, and it being so tender, the flavors are oh so available. I like short narrow runways, and recommend you be somewhat comfortable with them as well before you come, unless you drive. The driving is very easy. They have their own freeway exit.
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From Butch Agrifoglio
on 24-May-2010 |
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Was lead to believe that fuel was 3.29/gal as per this web site on the 23rd of May. Fuel is 4.899/gal when I landed this afternoon at about 13:30. The only fuel available at Harris Ranch 3.29/gal is auto fuel. I thought it was too good to be that low. Still was a fun flight from O32.
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From Kevin Apel
on 29-Mar-2010 |
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I flew in from Long Beach. Had a great tri-tip lunch there. Remember when you leave, if you are putting more than 15 gallons of gas in your plane, you need to go into the Shell Station and tell them how many gallons you need. They can over ride the pump restrictions. Otherwise you can't use the same card more than twice on the pump, and it's only 15 gallons per card. They also do not accept AmEx. All in all, a great place to fly to (or a great place to pit stop before flying into Napa from Los Angeles).
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From Jim Causey
on 28-Feb-2010 |
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Arrived on 28 Feb with a group of 6 Skywagons. The food was terrific and the service was excellent. Visit the gift shop and sample the new Harris Ranch beef jerky (the best I've tasted). As always, a wonderful destination.
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From Raymond Roberts
on 25-Nov-2009 |
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I landed at Harris Ranch today with a friend (11-25). As previous poster said; you can only buy $75.00 or 18.2 gallons. If you have a second card you could buy another $75.00 of gas. The price was as posted on this site. Actually it's the best price for miles around. The pump worked fine, just be patient because the process is slow. Harris Ranch no doubt spent a considerable sum of money putting the system in so I'd like to say Thank You for your effort and for keeping the fuel cost low. I highly recommend stopping in.
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From Duane Allen
on 24-Nov-2009 |
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I was there on 11/14 for a Cardinal Fly-In/Lunch. Back again on 11/16 while ferrying an airplane from VNY to TCY. On both occasions the pump would only dispense 18.2 gallons ($75). I went to the Shell station attendant to request more fuel. He said it was fixed but could only get 18.2 for each airplane. It was enough to get me back to TCY. Also the card reader is finicky.
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From Tom Mackel
on 01-Nov-2009 |
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I was part of a 17 Cirrus flyin on Halloween Day. The Harris Ranch staff was superb and so friendly. Arrive light because you will leave with 15 pound of steak and groceries per PAX. In fact visit their website ahead of time so you have an idea how much meat you plan to take home. I BBQd two top sirloin baseball steaks (which I cut in half to be thinner). They were amazing steaks.
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From John Edell
on 26-Apr-2009 |
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Good runway, but only 30 ft wide. Stopped for lunch, the restaurant was very busy, so went next door and got a subway sandwich at the Shell station.
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