Thanks Derick
On 10/9/05, Derick Giorchino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for the compression 18 to 24 2/1 that is old school #s as for the head
gasket there used to be a product out there called copper seal
I thought about this and I can't imagine it will work. With the high
compression of the
Hey that's pretty cool thanks
These Haynes manuals really blow, to steal a phrase from my son.
However they are better than nothing, right?
Unfortunately here is an excerpt from this page:
Peugeot 2.0, 2.1, 2.3 2.5 Litre Diesel Engines ('74 to '90) (Service
and Repair Manuals) (Hardcover)
by Ian
Very good idea thanks Doug.
On 10/9/05, Doug Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Search on the web: you may be lucky. The Haynes manualwould be available from
book suppliers (but there are some inaccuracies in Haynes manuals: but they
are better than nothing!)
See the other similar threads for my
Most restaurants also have things like pickle barrels around - WVO goes
into those well and they seal.
Jason and Katie wrote:
I read a snip or website (cant remember for sure) where the homebrewer had
an agreement with the restaurant and would leave his own barrels at the
business and just swap
I've tied them both - they both workied in that I lost weight. I found
MacDougall easier to stay on and I felt better. With Atkins I lost
weight but finally couldn't live with the side-effects.
-Mike
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
Sorry, John, but I don't have any negative results to
share.
I
Paul S Cantrell wrote:
Mike W., you never cease to entertain me...
Now I can die a happy man!
Anyway, I just wanted to add another Doctor to the conversation. Dr.
John McDougall is a non-quack.
He and his wife have been at this for over 30 years and there is no
'hype'
I followed this for
Kurt,
You wrote:
" ... Emulsed like crap when I tried to wash it, to the point
of a full 50% of the test wash ending up a crappy mayonnaise consistency.
To date, after 36+ hours of settling, I barely have 100mL of clear upper level
separated out of a 300mL test wash."
(my
Oh, he probably gets it. But saying and being drummed out of office is
something else again. Jimmy Cartet "got it" and look what happened to
him.
It's the vast majority of US citizens that "don't get it" and won't,
until they have to. People in the US are mad about gas prices, but
they are
You can get those nice white 5 gallon buckets, with nice tight lids, free
from super-markets with bakeries or deli's...ask them or dive into their
dumpster.
Just leave a few with the restaurant...maybe they can even leave them inside
where they stay warm. This way the oil doesn't get mixed up with
Collecting WVO
I collect with barrels but they are heavy, you have to have a crane to load
them. The better way is to get the reataurant to filter the waste into their
collecting pail and then when the WVO is cool, pour it back into the
original container. Much easier to handle.
JW
I read a snip
Just got this in today's news alert. seem to remember someone posting regarding oscillatory flow reactor recently
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/051010/105151.html?.v=1printer=1
Press ReleaseSource:
UTEK Corporation
UTEK Corporation Completes Technology Transfer with Kwikpower International for
On 10/10/05, Thomas Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The crappy mayonnaise
sounds like soap.
That's my ultimate thought, too.
Added a very carefully measured amount of my
methoxide, 100mL, to the reprocessing candidate in the blender.
...
Anyway, five hours after reprocessing the first-run
You're correct Mike,
Jimmy Carter got it.
But it wasn't what he got that sent the economy into a tailspin. Yes,
it was partly his fault for failing to pay strict attention to some of
the economic indicators soon enough. But the market took a dive largely
due to the shakeup from the Arab oil
Nah, we'll take magical thinking and chaos over reality and reasonably
orderly energy planning every time.
You watch.
Mike Weaver for President
Magical Thinking Party
2 SUVs and a Monster house for every American!
Appal Energy wrote:
You're correct Mike,
Jimmy Carter "got it."
But it
Try this site it is somewhat like JtF but has a plan for a retrieval pump in
it somewhere
Cheers
Ian
http://www.biodieselcommunity.org/appleorchard/
- Original Message -
From: Richard U [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 4:56 AM
Subject:
No problems, the biggest batch I can make is 40L which is more
than enough for my family.
Just as a matter of interest do you have much trouble
getting methanol and if you don't mind how much do you pay for it. I am paying
NZ$1.60 L.
Cheers Ian
- Original Message -
From:
Sounds like my first run and I'm no expert now but
I had to eliminate the variables one by one..
So I got Virgin oil, Got better at titration, got a better lye (and how
to measure it!) - and Bingo there it was perfect Bio..
Make sure you measure your Lye very carefully, I found I
Kellybees.com has 55 Gallon Drum Seals
Goto Bee Keeping Accesories then goto Honey Accessories then goto Honey Accessories.They also have Electric Drum Heaters and Immersion Heaters.
Sincerely,
Al Queen
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Sad to say but I think most of us have
screwed up at one point or another. My big mistake was the very first thing
doing the titration with the better titration method but I for got 1 minor
thing so from that point all was up hill. When checking my process one thing at
a time checking and
Hi folks,
I was looking for some ways to help save some energy this winter. I
found two places that may help, but I know nothing about either and
wonder if it is worth the investment or not. They are:
1) Solar collectors
2) Grey water heat going down the drain
Can anyone give me some
Hello Kurt
Did you manage to get past this little hurdle in your previous message?
Right, mixed up batch one last night. Unfortunately it was pretty
improvised; One I need to get a better scale (This one only measures
down to the nearest two grams, how screwy is that?), and two I need
to get
I have found a Chinese restaurant that will let me have all the WVO I want
and it tests good. How do I get the WVO out of the tank? It is sitting on
the ground and I need to pump it into a barrel on the back of my truck.
See how Chuck Ranum does it:
Chuck Ranum's biodiesel processor
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_vehicle.html#whatdo
What should you do if your fuel doesn't pass the wash-test?
Well, for one thing I'm certainly not giving up. Just stumped.
I've licked carburetor problems, idling issues, helped rebuild
transmissions, and above all I'm paying my own way
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