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I had done experiments with different amounts of anti-gel and different blends on WVO to RUG and #1, but my notes are long gone by now.
Basically nothing really made a difference, and it was decided that if temps were going do drop below 40* that stuff had to be out of the truck. Ohh, and local restaurants LOVED it when I would come by and grab it from them, otherwise they had to pay someone to haul it off. I must have had over 1000 gallons of WVO when I first started collecting it......but I had to stop because I had no more room left, or a need for any more. My goals of making my own bio has since been put on hold and I have just been pouring it strait in the tank. |
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I got to admit that's pretty sweet. How much do you figure it cost you to make your own diesel instead of buying it?
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If I made bio fuel, and labor was not a factor....probably $1.50 a gallon.
Of course there is setup costs, but you can setup a processor using a water heater, or rob parts from one and make your own using 55 gallon drums. I have all the stuff to make one (less hose, fittings and valves) and have $80 invested in two new barrels with removable tops, everything else was free. |
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