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This will nwver happened dave, unless i will buy myself a farm 😁🫡
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Biodiesel equipment / Re: Full bio processor set up and stuff - free to a good home.
« Last post by dgs on November 29, 2024, 01:25:20 PM »
Dorry to hear that you're giving up on making bio, i was in Newport couple of weeks ago n could do with extra processor.

Are you trying to compete with me Wojtek!
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Dorry to hear that you're giving up on making bio, i was in Newport couple of weeks ago n could do with extra processor.
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Chatter / Water inject and ring gumming
« Last post by Vijay on November 18, 2024, 07:33:36 PM »
Evening all,

Just wondered if anyone has had any experience with ring gumming and water injection?

Cheers

Vijay
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Biodiesel equipment / Re: Full bio processor set up and stuff - free to a good home.
« Last post by Keef on November 09, 2024, 07:22:44 PM »
I'd be inclined to post on the Facebook bio group or eBay.
There are very few people on this forum these days and most are well sorted equipment wise.
It'd be a real shame to see it go to scrap.
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Biodiesel equipment / Re: Full bio processor set up and stuff - free to a good home.
« Last post by Mr Tickle on November 08, 2024, 08:48:25 AM »
Last call - free to a good home (or any home actually) before it goes to the scrap man.
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Chatter / Re: Biodiesel winter running
« Last post by Tony on October 18, 2024, 03:29:11 PM »
Southampton here so similar climate.  I always got by by taking the clearest bio from the top of barrels (the creams seem to settle).  Once I did stick an IR heater under the fuel tank when I was worried about it!
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Chatter / Re: Biodiesel winter running
« Last post by Vijay on October 14, 2024, 04:42:43 PM »
yep, 5% petrol for me too. Always best to pre treat and not get caught out (been there and it's horrible! lol)
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Chatter / Re: Biodiesel winter running
« Last post by dgs on October 14, 2024, 09:50:17 AM »
It also depends on the type of oil and contaminants like animal fats as to the temperature at which it will give you problems.

Use a doorstep sample in a jam jar so you can monitor the appearance after a cold night.

5% petrol is the most economical Winteriser.

Hope this helps, Dave.
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Chatter / Biodiesel winter running
« Last post by Paulymojo on October 13, 2024, 11:53:17 AM »
Where I live (isle of Wight) it doesn't usually get cold enough to treat bio for winter running, but just incase we have a cold winter does anyone have any suggestions? I've read in places 5% or 10% petrol mix? Many thanks in advance, Paul
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