Rawhide,

Hope everything is OK. I still have the data I compiled, let me know if you need
anything.

Rick

--- On Thu, 7/2/09, Rawbrown <rawbrown@...> wrote:

From: Rawbrown <rawbrown@...>
Subject: [Biodiesel] high temp processing... was: don't understand
To: Biodiesel@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 11:42 PM

















I haven't brewed in a while. Surgery and life got in the way. Right now

I simply blend WVO and petrol Diesel. But now the cost of Petro D is

going back up so I am thinking about getting back into it. I had a talk

with someone about my process and was given some good advise on how I

might be able to clear my hurdles. So I'll be working on that pretty soon.



Richard Bouvier wrote:

>

>

> Rawhide,

>

> How are you?

>

> I even answered the post but now looking at it again, it looks like

> you are right, even a third response looks like a sales pitch.

>

> Rick

>

> P.S. Have you tried the temp & pressure yet?

>

> --- On Thu, 7/2/09, Rawbrown <rawbrown@cox. net

> <mailto:rawbrown% 40cox.net> > wrote:

>

> From: Rawbrown <rawbrown@cox. net <mailto:rawbrown% 40cox.net> >

> Subject: Re: [Biodiesel] don't understand how it works?

> To: Biodiesel@yahoogrou ps.com <mailto:Biodiesel% 40yahoogroups. com>

> Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 2:06 P

>

> I think that the original post was a cleaver attempt at spam. Which even

>

> got an answer back as spam.

>

> Randy mclain wrote:

>

> > Mick welcome to the group! Biodiesel works fine but there are many

>

> > issues to confront when you begin this process: First know that

>

> > biodiesel, or even plain VO or WVO does not have as much energy as

>

> > dino diesel. Therefore there is NO way you are going to get more

>

> > mileage than you currently get. The real bonus is that you are paying

>

> > less for the fuel you are using.

>

> > You need to attend a class so you can see what you are getting into.

>

> > Maria Alovert aka girlmark has many classes around thee country, as

>

> > well as other in this group. Also there are members that might be able

>

> > to show you their processors locally.

>

> > Be advised this is not a gimmick: it's work and details and a process

>

> > that involves no BEER when doing it. Unless you want to hurt yourself

>

> > or invent fuel globs that defy description. .....

>

> > This Biod group here at Yahoo is a really good one and they have a

>

> > wealth of knowledge. Tap this and do some reading. Look on different

>

> > websites and learn. There are several types of processors to look at..

>

> > If you are going to do this on a small scale it's gonna take some time

>

> > to do it: probably 4 or 5 hours a week. Process 30 gals or more a week

>

> > and figure an average of one hour a day. It may vary somewhat but this

>

> > is more of a statement from the people doing it that true

>

> > economics... . we have some truly inspiring people here that don't like

>

> > to see wasted energy go down the drain.

>

> > Good luck with your endeavor and DO THE RESEARCH! Ask questions and

>

> > attend some classes. You will lear you are not alone and that the

>

> > ingeniousness of our members knows no boundaries.. ........

>

> > Randy McLainFuture BioD processor, collecting parts now

>

> >

>

>



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