mille-ryan
Loco Parts Changer
Was curious as to what everyone on here used to collect waste oil for there Bio, or Veggie systems.And of course more pics the better.Thanks.
Collection process,what do u use?
- Thread starter mille-ryan
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My preference is:
1. Restaurant puts oil back in cubies. Load in back of truck. No pumping, quick & easy.
2. Hand-crank harbor freight pump from barrel at restaurant to empty cubies.
I tried pumping into a barrel in the back of the truck once,but all that meant was I had to pump it three times to get it where I needed it.
Unless you've got to pump any hundreds of gallons of oil each week, you really can't beat the ease of the hand-crank pumps.
1. Restaurant puts oil back in cubies. Load in back of truck. No pumping, quick & easy.
2. Hand-crank harbor freight pump from barrel at restaurant to empty cubies.
I tried pumping into a barrel in the back of the truck once,but all that meant was I had to pump it three times to get it where I needed it.
Unless you've got to pump any hundreds of gallons of oil each week, you really can't beat the ease of the hand-crank pumps.
hheynow
Señor Aceite de Soja
cubies only
rickh
Biodiesel Rules!
Swap barrels using a receiver hitch 12 volt lift platform from Harbor Freight, 200 bucks on sale. About 3 minutes to swap a full barrel out. Great in winter when everything is frozen and no way to pump.
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bears4x4
grease monkey
i have a sump pump wired up to the truck through a power inverter. its works well, im building a trailer set up next week with two 300 gal tanks. ( A moble set up)
Friis
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As I run on new SVO - not recycled - I pick up a full 1000 liter tank. I then drive it home on the truck bed and move my garden pump on to the new tank and pump the contents over in a similar tank I keep in my garage (avoid placing it in the sun). Finally I disconnect the pump and put it back on the now-filled tank on the ground. Ready to go! The empty tank on the bed can be off-loaded by 2 persons.
Heres a foto of the tank on the ground an a close-up of the pump. Sorry about the mess! GratisUpload.dk - Upload dine filer her
I reckon you could also use this method if you gather recycled SVO. Just install a filter in the tank on the truck bed.
Heres a foto of the tank on the ground an a close-up of the pump. Sorry about the mess! GratisUpload.dk - Upload dine filer her
I reckon you could also use this method if you gather recycled SVO. Just install a filter in the tank on the truck bed.
ktpauley
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We have a 250 gallon propane tank with 2 vacuum pump on it. It will empty a 55 gallon drum of oil at 30F in about 30 seconds. The super sucker is mounted on a trailer. Keith
ktpauley
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Here is our super sucker. biodieselpictures.com :: View topic - 250 gallon super sucker The vacuum pumps come from Murphymachines.com. Keith
h2odrx
FORD Kid!!!
I've used a $20 bait pump from walmart, but now I pick up th cubbies.
croakerchoker504
SDD Junior Member
12 volt pump
northerntool.com offers many pump from gas to sludge i bought a 12 volt pump that includes strainer at pump recepticle and plastic typical gas pump nozzle i pump it into 55 gal drums (about halfway they get HEAVY) into the bed of my truck then just man-handle em out. then re-pump into processor. life gate or small 1000lb lb crane would be useful.
northerntool.com offers many pump from gas to sludge i bought a 12 volt pump that includes strainer at pump recepticle and plastic typical gas pump nozzle i pump it into 55 gal drums (about halfway they get HEAVY) into the bed of my truck then just man-handle em out. then re-pump into processor. life gate or small 1000lb lb crane would be useful.
