On the VW new beetle diesel. I goofed! I ment 70 miles per gallon!!
murdoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm looking forward to the day when there are
more affordable used
ones on the road.
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 08:30:20 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
>I talked to a women at the diesil pump on day and she
I talked to a women at the diesil pump on day and she was driving a New Beetle
diesel. She said she geta 70 mph. These cars are still expensive, but the will
get cheaper as they get older.
"Gunilla, Jens & Bent Haagerup" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:A rabbit.
Mccall Tom WP US wrote:
> What wo
I reccomend a 300D turbo. I have one I bought 6 years ago for $6000, like new,
low miles , clean. I haven't had any trouble. If you have one that is
sluggish, have the altitude compensator reset to sealevel. Look in the
classified ads in any big city paper and you will find many and if they
Thanks Keith, I've decided that I will start with a 55 Gal. processor and
proceed slowly so as not to make any mistakes. I estimate I need about 1200
gals. per year to supply my car and heat my house. A 55 gal. batch every 2
weeks will do it and give me time to gain experience. I'm in the h
Thanks for the sage advise Keith. I,m trying to hit the mark on the first shot
so I won't have to re-tool later,
Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:JERRY PURCELL wrote:
>I am determined to get cost to the absolute minimum.
Why? Well, sure, okay, but I get the idea you're putting the cart
Thanks for the info. I am looking for home brewers of Biodiesil in Georgia to
compare notes and experences and moral support. Are you producing Bio in Ga?
Mark Griffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I am in Georgia and purchase B100 from
SA White Oil CO. in Marrietta.
They purchase it from elsewh
I am determined to get cost to the absolute minimum. I live in the boonies and
have plenty of wood to heat the oil directly or with a heat exchanger in the
oil tank. What about heating the water with raw WVO mixed with a little
processed biofuel or heat the oil directly using WVO and BIO?
App
Hello Robin, I have a MB300D turbo (1985). I also want to run Biofuel in it as
soon as I can get a processor up and running. I have seen several reports
that say it is not necessary to make any changes to the fuel system, especially
in later models since they were built with materials other