OT: Anyone know of a helpful biodiesel community

[wjbell]

By tomorrow, I might be the proud owner of a 2000 F250 7.3L turbo diesel and I want to see what's involved in refining my own boidiesel to run in the truck. As I understand it, there's refined biodiesel, and then there's filtered Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO) that you can burn in diesels. But I want to find a site as helpful and dedicated to veggie oil as this one is to BMW's. Does anyone know of such a site?

[shogun]

http://www.make-biodiesel.info/smf/index.php

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=biodiesel+forum&btnG=Google+Search

If you want to produce more than 1000 tons per day (final product)continiously, you can contact me, as we supply equipment for commercial production of biodiesel :)

Delivery time >1 year, business is booming.

[wjbell]

http://www.make-biodiesel.info/smf/index.php

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=biodiesel+forum&btnG=Google+Search

If you want to produce more than 1000 tons per day (final product)continiously, you can contact me, as we supply equipment for commercial production of biodiesel :)

Delivery time >1 year, business is booming.

Wow, that's seriously impressive Shogun. Over a year delivery time... wow. Sounds like it's in big demand. I hope biodiesel becomes a cheaper and more environmentally friendly version to current diesel. Unfortunately, I'm not quite ready for 1000 tons/day.

I did, however, buy a diesel. But it's a 01 Dodge 2500 SLT with a Cummins. This thing's a beast. 5.9L 24V inline 6 turbo diesel. 550 ft/lbs of torque. Yeah baby!

[attack eagle]

all diesel is biodiesel...

Just some is from current growth and some from growth millions of years ago... :)

All we do when we burn it is return earth to it's original state of warmth... :)