Jason Katie wrote:
will clay cat litter (used as directed on package...) hurt compost?
I use cat litter for the lavatory of our rabbit cage and routinely
dump the contents into my composter. When its all done, I can't even
tell there had been any litter in it at all. I don't do the
Zeke,
Did you replace the hoses
in your VW w. viton hoses?
BD seems to be able to
penetrate rubber hoses and gaskets. My washed BD caused a gasket on my storage
tank (washed BD) to swell and leak. It also became "floppy"/spongy. It was
exposed to 100% BD 24/7 for 6 - 7 months.
A friend,
Doug, Jason Katie, Mike and
Zeke,
Thanks for the
replies.
-The engine can be used to
power a generator
-Even if I don't use it
that way, it has value
"... can pretty much bolt into any VW, diesel
or gas, made between 1977 and 1996 or thereabouts."
How about a Passat
or a Beetle? At
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Mike,
I have a concern about noise from a generator. I live in a rural area
closest neighbor is about .3 mi away. I live here because I like peace
and quiet. I sometimes sit in the garden and listen to the caterpillars
eating leaves on my trees.
The friend who's offering the VW
I have mine in a shed - boat shops have sound-deadening material.
Zeke is the guy to ask about plans and how it should fit together...
Thomas Kelly wrote:
Mike,
I have a concern about noise from a generator. I live in a rural area
closest neighbor is about .3 mi away. I live here
It's a rebuilt small frame from an 80's diesel caddy
Jason Katie wrote:
how old of a gm alternator? you could bypass the diode set and get
unregulated AC out of it anyway.
Jason
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From: Mike Weaver
Zeke,
"You don't want to run it at too low of power
though, or it won't run hot enough, and efficiency will go down, stuff will get
carbonned up, and such. Sort of like cars that are always used for short
run errands."
I seem to recall something about "cold
stacking"?
If the engine
That's nuthin' - I once used JB Weld to rebuild the front of the crank
where the harmonic balancer bolt to on a Ford 460. Ran for years...
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
I've also used JB weld to attach the temp sensor to the engine block
on my VW, and so far, it has survived 6 months of biodiesel
Don't bother putting it in a vanagon, tho'
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Yeah, Mike's got a point. It'll pretty much bolt into any volkswagen,
diesel or gas, made between 1977 and 1996 or thereabouts. If it's a
good engine, you might be able to find an old VW jetta with a toasted
engine, drop it
Nope, I didn't use viton I bought nice high quality fuel line, but apparently it was rubber :( Should have known better.On 6/28/06, Thomas Kelly
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Zeke,
Did you replace the hoses
in your VW w. viton hoses?
BD seems to be able to
penetrate rubber hoses
Oh yea? Well, I use JB Weld to do my own dental fillings and crowns.Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That's nuthin' - I once used JB Weld to rebuild the front of the crank where the harmonic balancer bolt to on a Ford 460. Ran for years...[snip]___
Hello All,
I know it's a bit early
for some of us to be thinking winter, but it occurs to me that the southern
hemisphere is in the thick of it.
I use BD100 in my car and
go to BD70 in the winter. The 30% petro diesel is winterized and prevents my
fuel from gelling.
I'd like to go BD100
So that's why you sound so funny on the phone...
Michael Redler wrote:
Oh yea? Well, I use JB Weld to do my own dental fillings and crowns.
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
That's nuthin' - I once used JB Weld to rebuild the front of the
crank
where the harmonic
Dont forget to mount the motor on vibration damper. Also consider cooling flow and combustion air. Sound studios use labyrinths/baffles on air conditioning KirkMike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have mine in a shed - boat shops have sound-deadening material.Zeke is the guy to ask about plans
Is that how you ended up with your lips glued to your ***? I wondered
about that
Michael Redler wrote:
Oh yea? Well, I use JB Weld to do my own dental fillings and crowns.
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
That's nuthin' - I once used JB Weld to rebuild the front of the
I just received the following in an email from
Technol:
"Hi
Tom,
Thanks for your
interest in our product. Our B100 is for Cold Flow improvement in B100 not for a
blend and it does not improve the Cold Filter Plug Point. CFPP is what you need
to improve in order to have your fuel flow
http://www.comagz.com/webmagazine/story/the_most_amazing_fountain_in_latin_americawhen I see things like this I wonder what else I might find in South America. I think our media promotes a picture of poverty and omits such beautiful things.Kirk
Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to
its not multiple cats its multiple ferrets. my wife loves the psycho
little buggers, so im thinking it will be ok then.
Jason
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To:
Yes, BD destroys rubber. I was bubble washing a test batch a few weeks ago and i used a rubber band to tie a weight to the end of the bubble tube. I removed the rubber band and let it sit in the sink and a few days later it was dissolved! Very funny to see, unless of course it's your fuel line...
In Alaska we had a 2 cylinder 4Kw Lister. The absolute
nosiest generator in creation.
But it did run for 20 years 12h/day 6m/year without a
problem.
In our
case we took a 55 gallon drum. placed a divider in it, and filled it with gavel,
and buried it in the ground.
The
divider had
If only I were that flexible. Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is that how you ended up with your lips glued to your ***? I wondered about thatMichael Redler wrote: Oh yea? Well, I use JB Weld to do my own dental fillings and crowns. */Mike Weaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote: That's
By the way, wouldn't it be a trick to type a message with your lips glued to your ***?Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is that how you ended up with your lips glued to your ***? I wondered about thatMichael Redler wrote: Oh yea? Well, I use JB Weld to do my own dental fillings and crowns.
Jason Katie,
I wouldn't be so terribly concerned even if they were cats. Kitty litter
has a bad rep largely because of a parasitic flatworm. Pregnant women should
not handle kitty litter. The flatworm and its eggs are killed by temps of
hot compost ... 145F.
I'm curious as to how
i researched all of these things when we found out katie was pregnant in
january, and everyone is afraid of cat poo because unlike other species
whose expulsions are mostly sterile, or at least benign, cats remnants are
still actively infested with all sorts of nasty stuff. i was curious if the
Mindy,
Waddya mean the Lister is the
noisiest generator?
I listened to one the other day Chug -
Chuga - Chug - Chuga . I thought I was listening tothe rhythm
section of a band.
You thinkI ought to
pass on a Lister? Too noisy?
Tom
- Original Message -
From:
Hey Will,
Why are you still bubble
washing?
Check out stir-washing at
JTF.
I just stir-washed 20 gal (76L)
of BD. It was a bit stubborn went 4 washes. Started this morning will let
final wash (just checked: crystal clear wash water) sit over night. Bubble
washing takes days ..
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the majority of gm parts from the early 50's to the mid 80's were
standardized (except buick) so if you are in the boneyard sometime, fancy a
look into buying another alternator to experiment with. you can change these
mid 80s alternators just about any way you want, i had one with a variable
Just one more damned if you do and damned if you don't situation I
think. There is so much time in a day. the media has to make choices in
What what to present. The individual has to make a choice in what
sources to use.
Doug, N0LKK
Kansas USA inc.
Kirk McLoren wrote:
On sound deadening, it is amazing how much sound comes out of the Intake of the VW engines (in addition to the exhaust which is the obvious place that most people take). On my rabbit, I've got a short 3 diameter pipe going into the air cleaner (which is built into the intake manifold), and it's
I don't know Wu Qing-Yuan or Yanson Corp in China, but he sent me
this message below without comment, I guess he wants some publicity.
I don't know if he checked it with Rudi first, but it says all over
our website that we're journalists after all.
I couldn't get much sense out of Yanson's
Hello All,
I know it's a bit early for some of us to be thinking winter,
but it occurs to me that the southern hemisphere is in the thick of
it.
I use BD100 in my car and go to BD70 in the winter. The 30%
petro diesel is winterized and prevents my fuel from gelling.
I'd like to
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