Re: Looking for a good mercedes mechanic

   I am starting to put together a bioreactor and not sure if anyone is
   using a gas water heater for mixing. Has anyone used a gas or electric
   hot water heater for the temperature needed and if so, is there an
   issue with the flamability with ethanol and the pilot light of a gas
   hot water heater in the same vacinity? Any other concerns that may be
   pertinent are welcome also. Thanks, Nick
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     From:  Yianni Doulis <[email protected]>
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     Subject:  Re: [pdx-biodiesel] Looking for a good mercedes mechanic
     Date:  Thu, 14 Sep 2006 20:34:08 -0700
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     >Hi Leo and Susan,
     >
     >I have 1971 Mercedes 280SE (that one's not diesel, unfortunately)
     that I've
     >taken to MBI Motors on SE Hawthorne the last couple of years. I
     don't
     >imagine they're the cheapest in town, but Sig the owner is a very
     good
     >communicator, they know their stuff and are very honest. Plus
     you're likely
     >to see some fabulous old Benzes anytime you walk in.
     >
     >I don't know about their knowledge of BD, but they've had a few
     cars for
     >sale when I've been in that say they've run them on BD, so they're
     not
     >against the idea.
     >
     >Good Luck,
     >
     >Yianni
     >
     >
     >On 9/14/06 2:58 PM, "Leo Frishberg / Susan Zeidler"
     <[email protected]>
     >wrote:
     >
     > >
     > >> We have just purchased a couple of older mercedes that we are
     running on
     > >> biodiesel and are looking for a good mechanic.  Can anyone
     recommend one.
     > >
     > > Thanks,
     > >
     > > Sue & Leo
     > >
     > >
     > >
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