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Hey you aren't going to get into this without any cost.. The oil companies wouldn't be who they are if anyone could roll thier own. This has always been a capitalist country... money up front is how it works , if you blew your budget buying a toy on credit you now can't afford you sure did't pay attention in your highscool economics class! Join biobabes or partner with someone else. I live in the booneys several hundred miles north of you and I sure would loved to have found that arangement!
I ended up buyingt an old Mercedes W123 diesel which i've expermented with new vegatable oil and old motor oil with so far. It gets 30 mpg and is my daily driver. I certainly don't need a tank to run errands. My E350 6.9 costs me about $600 a year to keep and I sure will for its usefulness .
I ended up buyingt an old Mercedes W123 diesel which i've expermented with new vegatable oil and old motor oil with so far. It gets 30 mpg and is my daily driver. I certainly don't need a tank to run errands. My E350 6.9 costs me about $600 a year to keep and I sure will for its usefulness .
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From: Here in No. Calif
The Dennys guy has also worked this into the equation: He now has 24 other restaurants inline to purchase their oil for 10 cents which in turn he sells to B.B for 30 cents,hows that lowell for capitalism
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From: Pacheco, CA
Bio Babes?
I live in Pacheco, CA and just starting to research biodiesel processes. What kind of licensing and bonding do you need to obtain wvo from CA sources?
just more costs for the start-up, but will it pay for itself still? I am paying roughly 4.99 to 5.40 a gallon for straight diesel these days and its killing me!
I live in Pacheco, CA and just starting to research biodiesel processes. What kind of licensing and bonding do you need to obtain wvo from CA sources?
just more costs for the start-up, but will it pay for itself still? I am paying roughly 4.99 to 5.40 a gallon for straight diesel these days and its killing me!
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