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On Monday, September 19, 2005, at 06:14 AM, Donald Snook wrote:
Bruce wrote:
“Folks with older MB diesels owe it to
themselves to try a little bioiesel. Your cars will
love it.”
Anybody know where I can get a tank full of bio
These are DISTRIBUTORS: there are three listed in
Kansas CIty and NONE of them have a retail pump. Call
before hand.
As a matter of fact, there is not a single BioD pump
in KCMO, even though we are at the epicenter of US
Biodeiesel distribution.
Christopher
--- Ed Booher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
One listing on the map, by the way. (For Wichita anyway, don't know
what's closest to you)
Hampel Oil
3727 S West St
Wichita, KS 67217
Ken Hampel, Ed Hampel, John McQuery 316-529-1162, 316-530-5848 All Grades
On 9/19/05, Ed Booher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingb
http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/distributors/
Map of listed / acknowledged Biodiesel distributors.
On 9/19/05, Donald Snook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Bruce wrote:
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> "Folks with older MB diesels owe it to
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> themselves to try a little bioiesel. Your cars will
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Bruce wrote:
"Folks with older MB diesels owe it to
themselves to try a little bioiesel. Your cars will
love it."
Anybody know where I can get a tank full of biodiesel in Wichita, Kansas
or surrounding areas? I would like to try it, if for no other reason
than as a tonic to clean ever
John Robbins wrote:
> Not sure how true this is but I think the shopvac thing isn't the
> best solution ;)
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> http://weekendpundit.blogmosis.com/lastweekend/014049.html
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> Although its not obvious enough that I would consider them morons
I'd say the shop vac might be okay if you've n
i used my shop vac to clean the deck of my boat the other day and the static
electricity was more than annoying...almost constant...the boat was on a
trailer and not grounded...
here in spokane, two toddlers were severly burned while playing on their
outdoor plastic slide...the two, 3 &4, had
I would think there would be less issue with bioD, since it has a
higher ignition point and there would be little chance of getting
enough compression in the shop vac tank to make it explode.
On Saturday, September 17, 2005, at 08:13 PM, John Robbins wrote:
B Dike wrote:
prior to the proble
A little gasoline will NOT reliably kill algae (and it's a poor anti-gel
- use REAL anti-gel - Mercedes stopped recommending gasoline more than
20 years ago). Making sure you regularly remove ALL the water in the
fuel (water condenses out of the air in the less than full tank EVERY
time the ambient
: Saturday, September 17, 2005 5:18 PM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Biodiesel Usage Report - The Reality
Likely you have "algae" in the tank, and this may or may not be related
to biodiesel use -- the biodiesel tends to clean the tank (it's a
better solvent than regular d
B Dike wrote:
prior to the problem. Eventually I will need to
shopvac the fuel tank to clean out the gunk. I will
Not sure how true this is but I think the shopvac thing isn't the
best solution ;)
http://weekendpundit.blogmosis.com/lastweekend/014049.html
Although its not obvious en
Likely you have "algae" in the tank, and this may or may not be related
to biodiesel use -- the biodiesel tends to clean the tank (it's a
better solvent than regular diesel), but the problem is pretty common
on that age Benz.
You will need to run the tank as low as you can (the screen will plu
Dieselers,
Our daily driver fleet of 4 diesels has been running
on commercial B20 mix for 6 months with zero problems.
For the last month or so I been testing some 100% WVO
based biodiesel in the 77 240D. The stuff is
processed by a local hobbyist/activist from used
restaurant oil. It runs supe
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