I agree with you, Pierre. If biodiesel is processed correctly, the
remaining methanol should be stripped during the wash phases, so you
can legally state that it will not be used for on road purposes.
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I would spin it this way:
I am
How much are you paying foe methanol?
'Contract' price is $0.75 / gal.
www.methanex.com, for prices.
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I buy my methanol from a racing fuel supplier. They have not
brought up the road use tax with me on methanol (I've placed a
Local price right now is $98 for 54 gallons. The local supplier is
at least the third in the line of adding their cut to the price. I
could get a little cheaper in Ohio, but then would have to either
drive there to pick it up or pay freight costs ($122 for 2 barrels).
Brian
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I would spin it this way:
I am using methanol to make biodiesel. Once I have made biodiesel,
the methanol will be consumed. I will not be using methanol for on-
road purposes - it no longer exists, no methanol will be going into
my gas tank. I will be using biodiesel.
Pierre
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Prying eyes and ears can be a problem, if for nothing else but to
cause trouble. I tell 'em I want to make fatty acid soap, which,
in and of itself, is not untrue, although it ain't the prime reason,
and seeing as I am not under oath or at confession, I am in no
obligation to tell all the
I buy my methanol from a racing fuel supplier. They have not
brought up the road use tax with me on methanol (I've placed a
total of one order so far), but I am guessing that they would if I
were to buy any of their fuels that can be used in street machines.
I am sure that this is required
