The guys in our boiler plant love that diesel smell...takes them back
to their Navy days, I reckon...Full steam ahead!
WD-40 takes me back to childhood, working on stuff with my
Grandfather. I think WD40 should be made into a cologne!
Eau de wd-forty?
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On 5/30/06, Zeke
On 5/29/06, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Zeke
Lot of school busses are veggie oil powered already -- all the used
ones that hippies buy and travel around in I've got one. It's
been running good after about 10,000 miles on waste veggie oil -- only
problem is that it goes
Hi Zeke
Lot of school busses are veggie oil powered already -- all the used
ones that hippies buy and travel around in I've got one. It's
been running good after about 10,000 miles on waste veggie oil -- only
problem is that it goes through fuel filters like crazy -- every 500
miles or so
Keith wrote,
What would you tell this person though?
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006
I have been using biodisel fuel in my truck for 1 year but I can not
avoid from the bad smelling of it. Do you know any exhaust filter
that can avoid this smell?
I've had a few enquiries like that.
Could there
Odd. All the bio I've ever made smells fine before and after burning.
A little like Thai food, but stinky, no.
lres1 wrote:
Keith wrote,
What would you tell this person though?
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006
I have been using biodisel fuel in my truck for 1 year but I can not
avoid from
Could there be some other explanation than the biodiesel? Or is it
just his biodiesel? How would you make biodiesel that makes the
exhaust stink?
Unwashed fuel has a tart smell in comparison to washed fuel.
Todd Swearingen
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Zeke
Lot of school busses are
Keith,
Was just thinking, what does non processed Jatropha smell like. That is
straight Jatropha oil extracted from the seed and put direct into an engine
without processing it to Bio-Diesel? It will run in an engine okay, for a
while at least, but I have not been involved enough to suck on the
Could there be some other explanation than the biodiesel? Or is it
just his biodiesel? How would you make biodiesel that makes the
exhaust stink?
Unwashed fuel has a tart smell in comparison to washed fuel.
Isn't that the methanol? I only ever tried using unwashed fuel once,
but I don't
Keith wrote,
What would you tell this person though?
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006
I have been using biodisel fuel in my truck for 1 year but I can not
avoid from the bad smelling of it. Do you know any exhaust filter
that can avoid this smell?
I've had a few enquiries like that.
It's kind of acrid in comparison to washed fuel. Soaps, methanol and
glycerol being the culprits.
All things are relative. Some people love the smell of diesel fuel
burning in the morning. (Paraphrased from the movie Apocalyse Now.)
Todd Swearingen
Keith Addison wrote:
Could there be some
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