I have a 1991 Suburban with a 6.2 liter diesel.The Suburban is large,luxurious and has all possible options.I only have around $4,000.00invested in it.Why not look for something like this?
Primarily because I don't want to drive a large
vehicle. The 300TD is about as big a vehicle as I would
I just sold mine on eBay but the buyer is a zero feedback deadbeat bidder.
Before I re-list it I'll offer it to anyone on the list for the high bid of
$3700.00 and will even deliver it within five hours drivetime of Mountain
Home, AR. The retail bluebook is over $5000.00
see eBay item
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 06:37:47PM -0700, Jeromie Reeves wrote:
snip
Indeed. You can already switch to safer and open replacements of web browser
and mail reader as well as office suite (especially with just-released
OpenOffice 2.0). Isn't it great ? There's a choice finally for average
On Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 04:42:43PM +1000, Doug Foskey wrote:
Rafal,
congratulations on being part of the Samba team!
Thank you very much :)
I am constantly amazed how
many Biodiesel list members are involved with Open Source software.
I think it is mostly because biodiesel homebrewing
I live out in NE Oregon, What are you after exactly? There are a number
of equipment
supliers out here.
Jeromie
Kirk McLoren wrote:
I was asked where one could buy the hardware for a couple of hundred
acres of oil crop in Northeastern Oregon.
Any help is appreciated
Kirk
Hi, all:
I'm really excited to be participating on the biofuels mailing list. I
recently learned about biodiesel from a friend and my interest in
sustainable technologies was rekindled.
Currently, nobody in my circle owns or operates a diesel vehicle. I have
begun my search for a suitable one;
Propane becomes liquid under pressure.
Mehtane would be bubbled through the solution.
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I knew that somebody would have thought of it if it were possible.
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The
I'd be interested also.
Please provide info on payment.
Thanks, Gary
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Subject: [Biofuel] lye supply
Hi all, I cleared this with Keith, so
Kurt Nolte wrote:
Update already: He obviously doesn't really want to sell it.
Refused to let me try rolling it out where I could get all the way
around it, or to help me out with that. When we popped the hood the
litany of parts missing started up: Alternator, Master Cylinder, Glow
Plugs
I have used mine with a 1/2 drill, clear water pump and the winch motor
that I have attached a hydraulic pump for oil transfer with no signs of
overheating. Harbor freight item # 43060 ovga router speed control $24.99
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Hmm, I couldn't find that item earlier. I suppose that a router
speed control is a different animal than a router speed controller.
What a difference two letters make! Depending how much trouble I
have making and balancing an impeller that performs the proper mixing,
I may just track one of
sorrry i dledeted the messagee beafore i realized i wanted to post sorry,,,
for the personn wanting toput a dieslel enginee in a galsoline auto,, u must
clean the gasoline tank to a farethee well and have it sealedd inside with
diesel ressistant sealant the gas gas tank are zinc
Stephen Bosch wrote:
I have also been exploring fully self-sufficient means of producing
biodiesel; this would require making the biodiesel using anhydrous
ethanol and potash (KOH). I realise it's not without its challenges, but
I know that people have inquired and we know it is possible, so
On Oct 28, 2005, at 9:40 PM, robert luis rabello wrote:
It's illegal for individuals to distill ethanol in Canada. Sorry to
burst your bubble, but I've looked into this and if I could have
obtained a permit, I would have done so already. Ethanol
would be a wonderful fuel for a little
Hi Buck,
Out of curiosity, where are you from? What are your experiences with
automobiles?
Take care,
Ken
On 10/29/05, Buck Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorrry i dledeted the messagee beafore i realized i wanted to post sorry,,,
for the personn wanting toput a dieslel enginee in a
On 10/29/05, Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many US citizens would not think twice about skipping the permit,
if they had some reason to believe they wouldn't get caught.
I have to say that here as of late, you are correct about
that...unfortunately. Overall, it does us no benefit,
well. Maybe not for BD, but for the gasoline cars we have around here
in any case. And I plan on permitting myself properly with all the
appropriate authorities; I'm on pretty good terms with local law
enforcement here, I'd rather not jeopardize that. ;)
-KurtOn 10/29/05, Ken Dunn [EMAIL
butt starteddd converswions beforeee i coulold legally drivee, chevy into
ford,,, ford flathead into willlys then oldss to ford, etc etc, then
diesel,, 262 alilisss chalmers(buda) into ford pu,,, detraoit diesel to
ford,chevy , ihc, dodge. miliatray carerr then ga and steam turbialne
robert luis rabello wrote:
It's illegal for individuals to distill ethanol in Canada. Sorry to
burst your bubble, but I've looked into this and if I could have
obtained a permit, I would have done so already. Ethanol would be a
wonderful fuel for a little hot rod truck like mine!
Hey Buck,
I'm very sorry to hear about your stroke. It sounds like you must
have been pretty active. Don't give up though. That's a lot of
experience that you have behind you. I must say that frankly, I don't
know you but I'm proud of your perseverance still the same. How do
you hold up
Hi, Robert:
robert luis rabello wrote:
It's illegal for individuals to distill ethanol in Canada. Sorry to
burst your bubble, but I've looked into this and if I could have
obtained a permit, I would have done so already. Ethanol would be a
wonderful fuel for a little hot rod truck
Just like Ken, I don't know you either Buck. However reading your message has
put a big smile on my face with admiration for your life full of experience and
your determination to push on regardless. Thanks for putting the spark back in
my day. More power to you mate - greets from down under
Why and How U.S. Farm Subsidies Must Be Reformed
US Farm Subsidies: Goals, Realities and Prospects
Will Allen Ronnie Cummins
Organic Consumers Association
http://www.organicconsumers.org/clothes/farmsubs070605.cfm
When US farm subsidy programs began in the 1930s, the goal was to
keep family
http://news.independent.co.uk/business/news/article322871.ece
Independent Online Edition Business News
Green groups call for windfall tax as Shell reports record earnings
By Damian Reece, City Editor
Published: 28 October 2005
Royal Dutch Shell is facing calls for a windfall tax on oil
See also:
Does SRI Work?
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/DSRIW.php
Top Indian Plant Geneticist Rebuts Nature
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/TIRGRSRI.php
Fantastic Rice Yields Fact or Fallacy?
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/RiceWars.php
SRI Homepage/System of Rice Intensifcation - Cornell International
Institute
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/1027-06.htm
Published on Thursday, October 27, 2005 by the Associated Press
Exxon Mobil Posts New Record for Profit
by Steve Quinn
Exxon Mobil Corp. had a quarter for the record books. The world's
largest publicly traded oil company said Thursday high
Hey gang,
Does anybody know where I can find plans on how to build an anearobic
bio-digester??
Many thanks.
Arden
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Wrong! Try a live CD (I would suggest Mepis, which is downloadable using M$
wonderful system if you wish, from a link given on Mepis.org, ). This will
load off the CD drive, run on your computer. It will not affect the
harddisc unless you tell it to.
If you do try this, I think you will see
It gets worse...
http://www.organicconsumers.org/sos/weaken102705.cfm
Congress Rams Through OTA Sneak Attack on Organic
Standards Despite Massive Consumer Opposition
NEWS RELEASE
For immediate releaseOctober 27, 2005
Contact:
Ronnie Cummins, 218-226-4164, Organic Consumers
Association
Kurt, Where are you located? I have a 240 D and a 300 D for sale. Contact
me off net. Jerry
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 16:43:35 -0400 Kurt Nolte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
On 10/28/05, Kurt Nolte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having said this, here is what I'm looking at:
interested in buying an
Ran my processor for the first time today and made about 150 liters of puer glop soap I think that is what it is any way. What should I do with this mess.
John
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Ken Provost wrote:
Are Canadians typically a very law-abiding people? Just curious.
Many US citizens would not think twice about skipping the permit,
if they had some reason to believe they wouldn't get caught.
I'm not Canadian, but it seems to me that people are no more law
Stephen Bosch wrote:
I've been looking for evidence of such regulations for some time now and
haven't found any.
Here's how it works. The Excise Act outlines very stiff penalties
for distillation of spirits without a license and registration for the
still. The license and
Stephen Bosch wrote:
Hi, Robert:
Distillation of ethanol is regulated (federally) by the Excise Act, 2001.
Yes! That's the one.
Article 61:
Possession of a still
61. No person shall possess a still or other equipment suitable for the
production of spirits with the intent of
I just sorted out the soap it seams I was adding the methodoxide to fast to the top of the reactor andI thinkit wasn't mixing properly. I turned on the pump and started mixing it again without method oxide looks to be mixing ok now. I have about5 liters of methox left should I remix it.
robert luis rabello wrote:
Article 61:
Possession of a still
61. No person shall possess a still or other equipment suitable for the
production of spirits with the intent of producing spirits unless the person
(a) is a spirits licensee; or
(b) has a pending application for a spirits licence.
Howdy Teoman,
bubbling thru the solution is all that it would do. It doesn't react under
these conditions.
Teoman Naskali wrote:
Propane becomes liquid under pressure.
Mehtane would be bubbled through the solution.
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Then how is NitoMethane made?
Greg H.
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Howdy Teoman,
bubbling thru the solution is all that it would do. It
On 10/29/05, Gary Moro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just like Ken, I don't know you either Buck. However reading your message has
put a big smile on my face with admiration for your life full of experience
and
your determination to push on regardless. Thanks for putting the spark back
in
my
that alriaahgt,, thank yuour very much,,, i odnt mind,
From: Ken Dunn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
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Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 14:14:36 -0400
On 10/29/05, Gary Moro [EMAIL
The weather is starting to get colder here, and my test batch just
solidified.
Its only 5 degrees celcius outside,
Is this normal? I was using cooking oil from a university cantine, that
is normally solid at these temperatures.
Should I start tryin the 2 stage methods.
Teoman
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Hey Arden
Hey gang,
Does anybody know where I can find plans on how to build an anearobic
bio-digester??
Right nearby. :-)
Methane Digesters For Fuel Gas and Fertilizer -- With Complete
Instructions For Two Working Models
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library.html#methanefry
I'm working down in the Bahamas, where we've been making 150 gallon
batches with UVO for over 2 years. Recently, we'd been experiencing an
abnormal amount of clogged fuel filters, so I wondered if the fuel had
completed reacted.
To test this, I took a 500 ml beaker of fuel and added methoxide
The weather is starting to get colder here, and my test batch just
solidified.
Its only 5 degrees celcius outside,
Is this normal? I was using cooking oil from a university cantine, that
is normally solid at these temperatures.
Should I start tryin the 2 stage methods.
Teoman
Winterise the
Hello To All,
I get very dark WVO from a
Chinese restaurant. I tested a sample and found virtually no water. It titrated
at 1.3g/L. Usually my WVO gets mixed together, but I ran a 20gal. batch using
only this oil. It washed (stir-washed) very easily.The finished BD was
clear down to below
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