I know this is a late reply but for current and the last few model years
Ford and Dodge do not offer the diesel in the 1/2 ton I have asked
dealers specifically and been told they don't.
steve spence wrote:
ford, Chevy, dodge, all make 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton diesel pickups.
S Suppose one
The USDA's recommended name is Soylent Green. The source of protein
enrichment for the growing solution is yet to be disclosed.
Alan S. Petrillo wrote:
http://dailynews.netscape.com/dailynews/cnn/story_2.tmpl?story=2002032210065001126808shortdate=0322
In a word: YUUCK!
AP
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And a simple method to avoid pressure buildup is to press out extra air
before sealing.
Harmon Seaver wrote:
Perhaps not all, but most HDPE containers I see are marked as such
on the bottom. I think it started with
the recycling thing, almost all plastic containers are marked as to
what
This is why I am so grateful for message filters in Netscape. It may be
time to separate this group into 2 or more focused sections. I would
suggest the following categories Making Biofuel, One for Biofuel
politics, Equipment and source of biofuel...
Keith Addison wrote:
Okay...I give up...
Do you have a comparison between batches processed in the single step
method and in this dual stage method from the same starting material?
Keith Addison wrote:
Joe Giacomini wrote
Is there some quantitative data on how the gel point is improved by
using the two stage conversion process
I'll let you know I have an experiment running right now. I hope I
don't run into cold fusion like results or I may have to build a new
barn.
Mike Frieders wrote:
Im no chemist, but has anyone looked into the use of electrical
current
to facilitate the process of seperating glycern from
I routinely get 0.87 to 0.88 for biodiesel from WVO. 0.89 is probably
ok if the wash left a very clear liquid. You should be able to read
text when looking through 20 cm of BD at room temperature or even
slightly below. If there is any cloudiness you may have left over water
in the mix.
I have had a continuing problem with that also. The only thing that has worked
is to reclaim the alcohol, or boil it off, first then let the BD settle out for
several weeks at which time I get an inch or two settling out of 5 gallons.
This is at varying temperatures that were between 55
I am buying it through a farmers coop for more like $1.5 a gallon. Look
around. The Coop doesn't want to sell small quantities so you may have
to store some volume.
Cooke, Peter wrote:
Hi, I'm new to the list serve.
Question about methanol...
I can get some 99% pure for 7$/ gallon however
Not yet I will try some more experiments in the future. I need a more
controlled environment. I am using a non heated building where the
control sample also displayed some separation. Sorry for the delayed
response all the ranting and raving turned me off to wading through the
emails.
Mike
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