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Apr 30, 2008 | 01:39 AM

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immastrokinnow

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From: scaggsville, md

you mention towing the bike home from "oc" is that by chance ocean city md. where in md are you located if so?

Apr 30, 2008 | 12:30 PM

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ALEXVB22

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Yup, OC. MD.

I'm right outside Baltimore... Baltimore County, Luterville to be more accurate.

I had posted before on another topic but if your looking for work down my G/f's bro is starting as a mechanic at a local Ford dealer off Reiserstown Rd.

He's been a mechainic for a while so no worry about not being able to get the job done right. And he LOVE's Doing aftermarket work on trucks. Like a passion.
So I'm in high hopes for when he starts. For warrenty issues and what not.

Let me know if your interested,
Alex

Apr 30, 2008 | 02:18 PM

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secondarychaos

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From: Grass Valley, CA

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Originally Posted by 93f1505.0L

secondarychaos, What do you have going with your set up? I have a few 55 gallon drums thats it.

Ya, bio is nice, b/c it's cheap and you're still driving a truck. (can carry crap)
So far, my setup consists of:
2 storage barrels
1 barrel made into a processor, (holes in top and bottom, Connected to pipes for inlet, outlet, mixing pump, drain and filter, Water heater kit installed in side of barrel)
I'm waiting on an ebay shipment for the filters themselves, Lye and I have to go pick up methanol and Magnesol. Then i have to make a tank to mix the lye and methanol.
The only step after that is to find WVO.
I'm not really all that much of an expert on it, but if you go to the biofuels section, Fabmandelux is quite the expert. He's been doing Bio for i think five years. Ask him anything, he's happy to share his knowledge.