on 7/13/05 4:20 PM, John Wilson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
Extracting the oil from seed requires a process that is quite
expensive. Harvest equipment you could probably contract out
but unless you are somewhere where you can sell the cake or
have livestock to feed the cake to
Hello Mike, John
John,
There is an article from Homepower magazine that gives detailed
information on biodiesel production which includes oil extraction. I
don't have enough experience to determine it's validity. But it
seems to indicate that there is table top equipment available for
RE: "Harvest equipment = a scythe."
I grew up near Pennsylvania Dutch country, and I'll always remember driving
through the areas farmed by the Amish, which as many of you may already know,
eschew engine driven equipment. Unless they hire someone to do fieldwork,
they do the work generally
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on 7/13/05 4:20 PM, John Wilson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
--- bob allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Redler wrote:
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of
waste vegetable oil out there.
General question -Is it really waste when the used
oil is puchased (in larger metro areas) and then sold
to be used in pet/animal food?
I am
Hello Bob
RE: Harvest equipment = a scythe.
I grew up near Pennsylvania Dutch country, and I'll always remember
driving through the areas farmed by the Amish, which as many of you
may already know, eschew engine driven equipment. Unless they hire
someone to do fieldwork, they do the work
Hi everyone,
I know we've already discussed the variety of oil producing seeds and related processes for extraction. My conclusion has been that I don't have enough land or time to process my own diesel fuel for the quantities that I need. However after researching the performance and
Howdy Mike, why not used vegetable oil? Even small burger joints
generate 10 or so gal a week. Around my parts the small operators have
to pay to have the stuff hauled off, so they are more than willing to
give it to me for free.
Michael Redler wrote:
Hi everyone,
I know we've already
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of waste vegetable oil out there. My curiosity in making it from scratch, comes from the same ideology that drives me to join this forum. Although I'm sure that I'll eventually be tapping into this source, I'm not convinced of it's
Try "diesel motorcycle" on Google. I got a few hits when I tried it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of waste vegetable
oil out there. My curiosity in making it from scratch, comes from the
same ideology that drives me to join this
Michael Redler wrote:
Bob,
I don't disagree that there is an abundance of waste vegetable oil out
there. My curiosity in making it from scratch, comes from the same
ideology that drives me to join this forum. Although I'm sure that
I'll eventually be tapping into this source, I'm not
check out
http://www.metaefficient.com/metaefficient/archives/news/efficient-diesel-motorcycle-created.html.
A diesel-engined motorcycle that is said to do 150 MPG and potentially
run biodiesel.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try "diesel motorcycle" on Google. I got a few hits when I tried
Metaefficient's web page is in Dutch. Altavista's Babel Fish
translation web page translates web pages between different languages,
for free. Enter the url of the web page (www.startwin.com) which you
want to translate from (in this case, Dutch) into the "Translate a web
page" field, select
Rebuilt VW long and short blocks.
www.vwdieselparts.com
Reasonable pricing. Fairly good service. Probably something similar to
this somewhere at a theatre near you so you wouldn't have to pay a
freight bill.
Todd Swearingen
bob allen wrote:
Michael Redler wrote:
Bob,
I don't
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=diesel+motorcyclebtnG=Google
+Search
I also saw this one mentioned on another forum recently.
http://tinyurl.com/b3ylx
-M@
On Jul 13, 2005, at 2:21 PM, r wrote:
Try diesel motorcycle on Google. I got a few hits when I tried it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Mike,
Extracting the oil from seed requires a process that is quite
expensive. Harvest equipment you could probably contract out but unless you
are somewhere where you can sell the cake or have livestock to feed the
cake to an
on site extractor I don't think would pay. Trucking the
on 7/13/05 4:20 PM, John Wilson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
Extracting the oil from seed requires a process that is quite
expensive. Harvest equipment you could probably contract out
but unless you are somewhere where you can sell the cake or
have livestock to feed the cake to an
John,
There is an article from Homepower magazine that gives detailed information on biodiesel production which includes oil extraction. I don't have enough experience to determine it's validity. But it seems to indicate that there is "table top" equipmentavailable for extracting the oil.
I
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