I just made Diesel for $1.35 a gallon.

I began blending Diesel, using waste vegetable oil and petroleum products 3 months ago. It was innocent at first but has grown into an obsession. Prowling the back alley ways on the lookout for chubs of discarded cooking oil. Checking the wholesale fuel distributors of bulk Kerosene. Reading the blogs and posts on the forums about blending, additives and the like.

I just made Diesel for $1.35 a gallon.

Unlike the chemical process that the bio-fuel guys use, I keep the glycerin in the oil for the added power output. The difference is almost 40% greater power and mileage than Commercial bio-diesel with the glycerin taken out. I'm just using kerosene, naphtha and Unleaded gas to thin the waste veggie oil to match the viscosity of #2 diesel. This way the injectors do a good job of misting it into the engine. I just screen, filter, add kerosene, Naphtha, gas and go. No chemicals, washing oil, drying oil, or any engine adjustments, just as simple as can be!

I just made WVO Diesel for $1.35 a gallon.

With this system it can be used at 100% blended fuel, or with any blend of #2 diesel you can think of without any worries of problems, mixing, or settling.

Every engine I that I have used it in gains at least if not more than 25% power, and fuel mileage. My '2001 F-250 PowerStroke Diesel Ford Pickup went from 16mpg with #2 diesel up to 20-23mpg on blended fuel. It's unbelievable!

I currently have over 1,000 miles on my mixture. No pump bought diesel.

I just made WVO Diesel filter.

Today I made a video of my process. I will be posting it on U-Tube in the coming days.

Below I have placed a picture of my processor. It will hold 87 gallons. I produce batches of 30 gallons at a time.

Link to my new website:

http://www.veg2diesel.com/index.html

Keep checking in for updates...........:>)

As promised here is the YouTube vid!

http://www.veg2diesel.com/index.html

I get my info for free,,,,,,,,I give it to you at the same price.

Sources in support of Mixed Fuels:

Peterson, C.L., J. C. Thompson, G.L. Wagner, D. L. Auld, and R. A. Korus. 1982. Extraction and utilization of winter rape (BRASSICA NAPUS) as a diesel fuel extender. For presentation at American Oil Chemists' Society Annual Meeting in Toronto, Canada, May 2-6, 1982.

Wagner, G. L., and C. L. Peterson. 1982. Performance of winter rape (BRASSICA NAPUS) based fuel mixtures in diesel engines. Vegetable Oil Fuels: Proceedings of the International Conference on Plant and Vegetable Oils Fuels. St. Joseph, MI: ASAE.

Using Unmodified Vegetable Oils as a Diesel Fuel Extender -

A Literature Review

By Sam Jones and Charles L. Peterson

Graduate Research Assistant and Professor and Interim Head

Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering

University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843

http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/idahovegoilslitreview.pdf

Viscosity stuff . . .

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/vegoil-diesel/message/15342

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/vegoil-diesel/message/15692

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/vegoil-diesel/message/15728

Specific gravity measurements of SVO fuel mixes with gasoline

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/vegoil-diesel/message/16317

Mixed fuels forums:

infopop forum

http://biodiesel.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/frm/f/9751014871