Sound good, I'll be interested to hear how it works out.
On 10/8/05, des [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Similar problem here, though I've processed a couple of batches without
the seal. The barrels I got had foodstuffs in them, and the seal was a
sort of foam that doesn't hold up in methanol fumes.
Hello Doug, Ken
There are some details here on putting a silicon seal on a lid without a seal.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor10.html
Journey to Forever 90-litre processor
It's about halfway down.
Best wishes
Keith
Similar problem here, though I've processed a couple of
Hey Keith,
I had been looking at the page that you mentioned as an option. I was
thinking that I'd prefer to have an actual seal but, I suppose I'll
need to replace it eventually anyway...maybe I'll just use your
suggestion and stop being so darned persnickety. If I go that route,
I have a
Hi Ken
Hey Keith,
I had been looking at the page that you mentioned as an option. I was
thinking that I'd prefer to have an actual seal but, I suppose I'll
need to replace it eventually anyway...maybe I'll just use your
suggestion and stop being so darned persnickety.
:-) It lasts about a year
Hi all,
I found a source for lots of 55 gallon drums at a low rate however, he
doesn't have the seals. Are these available? Anybody know where I
could find them. I'm suppose I could make a seal if necessary but,
I'd much prefer a real one. I'm not having a lot of luck finding
drums with
Similar problem here, though I've processed a couple of batches without
the seal. The barrels I got had foodstuffs in them, and the seal was a
sort of foam that doesn't hold up in methanol fumes. I'm going to try
making a continuous rope of the correct circumference (continuous rope =
