look at this one I actually like it better

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they will sell just the bowl for 200.00 and then you could build the rest yourself I want to do belt drive that way I could get to 7000 rpm and be able to vary my rpm's to get the best output

 

Cool, Thanks for the info. I like the fact that it comes with the heater installed for the same price.

 

yes that is a good deal and as far as specs they are real close

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keep us informed on here about the centrifuge and your plant as well

 

Run your wmo like veg. inject at 165 degrees,and spare tank of pure diesel to rinse down IP at shut down. fattywagons heaters.

 

What is "fattywagons heaters"? I actually purchased a Peterbuilt tank heater off of Ebay and put it in the tank on my pickup truck. Luckily I have two tanks, so yes, when I'm 3 minutes from home, I switch it to the diesel to keep the WVO from being in the IP on shutdown.

Thanks for the post!

 

I found their website it is for the injector lines on your engine
Fattywagons

you can buy injector line heaters off ebay for about 30.00 fyi just do a search I personally have not thought too much about it

 

Veggie is a completely different animal (cough, cough - no pun intended) from WMO.

Nothing unusual required, heating, injector lines or anything else, to run WMO in a diesel.

 

Hehehe, its still done the same today.
But at least they changed the oil. Have seen a V12 biturbo cat gen which had to run without oil change until it died- poor thing.

 

Fattywagon heaters wrap around injection lines and heat the fuel.They are also good for starting in colder weather with diesel.
I have used them with used motor oil to thin fuel out,so injectors spray rather than dribble.
I now run SVO or WVO,after learning used motor oils,have nasty chemicals that will hurt small children.

 

My old ford 6.9 diesel I just dump in up to 5 gallons of oil and top off the tank with diesel. I don't filter it or anything. I haven't had any problems yet.