Waste engine oil for fuel

[4x4dually]

I would say filter, filter, filter, centrifuge, then filter again on the truck.

I'd say dump it in the closets creek and buy diesel fuel....but I can't afford a new IP right now either. $.02

 

[gunracer1]

i dump it from the catch pan right in the tank, i figure the oil filter all ready filtered it.

 

[Signature600]

I'd say dump it in the closets creek and buy diesel fuel....but I can't afford a new IP right now either. $.02

Hell no, I burn it and heat water to heat my shop floor....anyone in Central OH with used oil can bring it to me! Or we'll come get it!

Chris

 

[4x4dually]

I just realized I'd typed "closets creek"....opps. Meant "close-est".

 

[madmikeismad]

Centrifuge is best, but gravity filter is what I used to use. 3 sock filters inside each other, finest one was 1 micron. I only ran through once, and I ran about 75% mix, sometimes 100%.

Now I use this

Bluegrass Fuel Systems, LLC - TF3000

It's pricey, but I got it for a huge discount. I love it because it's got the hose/nozzle so I can leave it in the bed, and it's cleaner/easier to use. I can use it on roadtrips, so I don't have to pre-filter tons of oil beforehand, and it removes water and other bad stuff.

 

[SHughes]

$1300?? talk about a rip. looks like a typical houshold water filter (different element maybe, a pump and a sprayer tank. WOW

but if it works...

 

[madmikeismad]

Yeah, theres no way I'd pay that much for it. When I got it, it was already on sale, and he gave me a VERY substantial military discount (I didn't even ask for it, he gave it to me when he saw my shipping address), and on top of that, I was originally only getting the smallest model, he gave me the bigger one for free.

 

[fire power]

$1300?? talk about a rip. looks like a typical houshold water filter (different element maybe, a pump and a sprayer tank. WOW

but if it works...

The interesting part is this secret filter media is it really as special as they say?

 

[SMOKED]

i have a cat electric primer pump and housing with 2 micron absolute filter, i wait till the drum is about 1/2 full then dilute it with clean red dye until the drum is 75% full, i have burned that in several trucks, 1/4 tank diluted mix and top the rest off with on highway with zero issues in several trucks and equipment, although i am a little skeptical in running it in my commonrail.

 

[2000 7.3 6speed]

Ive ran over 150 gallons through my truck with no problems.
I got the filers from DudaDiesel WVO Biodiesel Supplies
First i run just the oil through a 50 micron filter then mix it 50/50 with fuel then filter through a 30, 15, 10,5 and 1 micron then pump it right in the truck.
it works great