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Just orderd a Centrifuge
yea, I agree, what is the best way to increase cetane?- weldersd
- Post #18
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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Just orderd a Centrifuge
The stations don't care what your buying from them or what your doing with it, that's for the local highway enforcement to care about. besides you wouldn't want to run straight kero, very little lubricity, I cut my wmo with RUG, it's cheaper and takes less of it. that's just me.- weldersd
- Post #16
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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New to this, first WMO batch
I have seen a few guys running the oil through the pa centrifuge, then having it empty back into the same tank it was drawing from, I don't think this is good practice, have a dirty tank, and a clean tank, if your going to fuge multiple times, have multiple tanks so the final tank you know will...- weldersd
- Post #23
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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New to this, first WMO batch
Not too long, I have filled up about five times now without going to the pump, lots a smoke but I tried 100% just too thick, even after running 15 gallons of 100% wmo, the filter still flowed freely, i'm now moving towards 20% RUG and it's getting better. so far so good, i'll keep you all...- weldersd
- Post #21
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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New to this, first WMO batch
here's my filtering station, it's not the prettiest but all is well so far, no plugged filters, yes smoke, but the more RUG I add, the healthier (black) the smoke gets, I would like some recommendations on how to keep the engine temps up, this stuff runs so cool...- weldersd
- Post #18
- Forum: BioDiesel & Alternative Fuels
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truck broke down.. need help
that's probably what it is.- weldersd
- Post #5
- Forum: 6.6L Duramax Diesel
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truck broke down.. need help
these trucks are a pain to start after you run them out of fuel, put some fuel in, get a friend to help with jumper cables (you'll probably kill your batteries) and prime the bulb, for a LONG time, until no bubbles show, it will even then take some cranking.- weldersd
- Post #2
- Forum: 6.6L Duramax Diesel
