New guy here..
#1
04-23-2007, 05:44 PM
New guy here..
Hello everyone,
The webmaster of this site posted a message over on the biodiesel.infopop forum looking for biodiesel techs.
I'll be glad to help in any way I can.
My website is www.MurphysMachines.com and while I sell biodiesel and alternative energy related things, my advice for making biodiesel is always free and plentiful.. (plentiful being the key thing here I think)
I'm an old guy.. a computer geek who was on the internet before most people ever heard the word. I am a 20 year industrial process engineer with expertise in setting up and designing processing systems. I currently work as a freelance engineer designing a range of equipment using what I call "Economic Engineering". That is using the materials, supplies and equipment that are cheaply available to my clients to enable them to build expensive things at minimum cost.
I have been making biodiesel for over a year now and found the process to be just another industrial procedure.. Get the equipment set up correctly and the rest is easy.
I started off when I was searching for a local shop to rent out. A farmer answered my ad and inquired if I knew anything about making biodiesel. I set up shop and we trade rent for fuel. One thing led to another and now I am the local exxon guy that everyone gets biodiesel from.
My fuel powers more vehicles than I care to list but trust me when I say that I think every manufacturer and vehicle is in there.
My advice for those getting into biodiesel,
If you don't want to be treated like a drug dealer, don't tell anyone you are making your own diesel fuel. People get hooked on cheap fuel fast.
While I will respond to messages posted here, the fastest way to contact me is through my website's "contact-us" button.
Hope everyone is doing well and thank you for the warm welcome I got in the other forum.
Some photos to keep you from getting totally bored.
A waste oil heater built from other peoples garbage. No smoke, burns any oil, cost less than $200 to build.
My wife and I are amature photographers. Found this little guy in the woods.
My first biodiesel processor (1/2 of it anyhow)
Me about to stick bambi (photo taken from almost a mile away)
The webmaster of this site posted a message over on the biodiesel.infopop forum looking for biodiesel techs.
I'll be glad to help in any way I can.
My website is www.MurphysMachines.com and while I sell biodiesel and alternative energy related things, my advice for making biodiesel is always free and plentiful.. (plentiful being the key thing here I think)
I'm an old guy.. a computer geek who was on the internet before most people ever heard the word. I am a 20 year industrial process engineer with expertise in setting up and designing processing systems. I currently work as a freelance engineer designing a range of equipment using what I call "Economic Engineering". That is using the materials, supplies and equipment that are cheaply available to my clients to enable them to build expensive things at minimum cost.
I have been making biodiesel for over a year now and found the process to be just another industrial procedure.. Get the equipment set up correctly and the rest is easy.
I started off when I was searching for a local shop to rent out. A farmer answered my ad and inquired if I knew anything about making biodiesel. I set up shop and we trade rent for fuel. One thing led to another and now I am the local exxon guy that everyone gets biodiesel from.
My fuel powers more vehicles than I care to list but trust me when I say that I think every manufacturer and vehicle is in there.
My advice for those getting into biodiesel,
If you don't want to be treated like a drug dealer, don't tell anyone you are making your own diesel fuel. People get hooked on cheap fuel fast.
While I will respond to messages posted here, the fastest way to contact me is through my website's "contact-us" button.
Hope everyone is doing well and thank you for the warm welcome I got in the other forum.
Some photos to keep you from getting totally bored.
A waste oil heater built from other peoples garbage. No smoke, burns any oil, cost less than $200 to build.
My wife and I are amature photographers. Found this little guy in the woods.
My first biodiesel processor (1/2 of it anyhow)
Me about to stick bambi (photo taken from almost a mile away)
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