Re: pdx-biodiesel Digest, Vol 63, Issue 10

could please be removed from this list!
thanks!

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> Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:45:55 -0700 (PDT)
> From: shayde <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [pdx-biodiesel] Kick starting a "Newbie"
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> You can still get used cooking oil from restaurants
> for free but just be warned not all of it is worth it
> if they don't change their oil very often or they have
> too much water in the grease.  Just be careful of
> that.
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>                        Mark G.
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> --- Raymond Pieren <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Well, after 2 years of procrastination, I finally
> > got a space in my mini-barn cleared away to build a
> > bio still.  And with the price of diesel now in the
> > stratosphere, it's time to take the plunge.  Now the
> > only problem is which plans should I buy to build
> > the best, most reliable and hopefully simple to use
> > system. I really don't want to spend $2-3K for a 40
> > gallon ready made "factory" still.  I was wondering
> > if one can be built for around $500 using quality
> > parts (I.E. not Harbor Freight type pumps).  Also,
> > any good books out there with a simple "take you by
> > the hand" type instructions, you know, like,
> > "Bio-diesel making for Dummies" type book?
> >
> > Also, by now I assume it is nearly impossible to get
> > free used cooking oil from any restaurant, so do any
> > of the Co-op members sell any surplus for , say
> > fifty cents a gallon?  If I can make fuel for $2 a
> > gallon total cost, I would be happy.  Thanks folks,
> > hope to hear some guiding tips from you soon.
> >
> >
> >           Firehog
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