when do you bring out the "strap" for all us uneducated mob
not used "recycled"(read remanufactured ) http://www.autoblog.com/2011/03/16/valvoline-nextgen-recycled-motor-oil/
try reading ALL the thread
Does Anyone Really Recycle Oil?
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not used "recycled"(read remanufactured ) http://www.autoblog.com/2011/03/16/valvoline-nextgen-recycled-motor-oil/
try reading ALL the thread
Hanover Mopar
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Pour it over over the brushpile and burn it in the spring with a spurt of diesel fuel. Work great on wet wood
With the "milder" winters that we have here in NC, my neighbor has purchased a "oil burning" heater that burns re-cycled oil to keep his shop warm in the winter months. I'm thinking of adding that to my list of items to add to my shop, when I ever get to build it - so I won't re-cycle it ( technically) - but it will be re-cycled into heat for the shop in the winter time. Wonder if my oil changes on my, and my daughter's vehicles will be enough to keep me in heat in the winter time ? ? ?
I give mine to a local shop that has a waste oil heater, but it is PA! He burns around 5 gallon a day.
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https://www.cleanburn.com/ Anything like one of these? The smallest (140,000 BTU) furnace maxes out at a gallon per hour. How many vehicles are in the family?
bm02tj
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Used oil for heat is a good use other than it requires more maintenance for the heater
so you need to learn how to look after it your self
A lot of used oil was used to fire portable asphalt plants but with the emission regs I have changed a lot of them to liquid propane as synthetic oil has different BTU's per gallon so it is hard to adjust correctly as every batch is different
so you need to learn how to look after it your self
A lot of used oil was used to fire portable asphalt plants but with the emission regs I have changed a lot of them to liquid propane as synthetic oil has different BTU's per gallon so it is hard to adjust correctly as every batch is different
mopwrd340
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The oil was recycled and reformulated which means it was cleaned and wear additives were added it was a flop i guess and they clearenced it . As for punctuation it was something i never learned in school and was never forced on me to do .
don't sweat it , the spelling Nazi's give everyone a hard time
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I don't I'm 52 years old now and has never been a problem with anybody .
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I don't rag on nobody as people come from all parts of the world and speak and spell different ways .
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You didn't use a space between "up" and "and"!
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I spray it on my fences and driveway(asphalt millings) . Not the tree hugger way, but my wood fence is 15 years old and not brittle. Key is to mix it with 25% gas so it soaks in quick. Use a pump up sprayer. Wonder whats in the stuff they sell at HD for fences?
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What's the 'tree' hugger' way?
TH w/ a gun......lol
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Thomson water sealer from Home Depot and brought home in their subaru forester. and brushed on using a drop cloth....
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