Leon,

What is the exact URL to post to the google reader? I am trying to take your advice and start using google reader. But i cant make it work.


THANKS!

www.google.com/reader/
You need a google account then click on the orange RRS symbol on the bottom of this page and it should take you to the reader to add the subscription...You could also google "reader" and go from there.

Leon

Thanks! I am looking forward to building a biofuel conversion for a 2004 F250 diesel.

Thanks for this site. Three of us have formed a team to make and operate our own biodiesel operation. The first batch, we used duck grease from a commercial cooking operation. It is CLEAN, nothing but duck grease. We made 40 gallons and split it up. I got 5 gallons and put it directly into my '03 VW Jetta diesel tank. I filled it the rest of the way with truckstop bio50 diesel. Well, it runs smoother, faster acceleration, virtually no black smoke under hard acceleration, and over the same driving for a week, saved over a gallon of petro diesel. This Sunday, I will have the tank close to totally empty and plan to fill it completely with our duck-grease based biodiesel. I have a supply of 3 extra fuel filters, just in case. The care has been personally, meticulously cared for (over 30 years diesel experience, maintainence, repair), by me. It has 260,000 miles on the engine and burns very little oil between changes (7,500miles).

What's this about having a second fuel tank for biodiesel? We are using only the super clean biodiesel that we make.

Thanks!
Tom

Photobug,

We would be talking about running unmodified grease in our vehicle. Basic system starts on bio or regular diesel then when the engine is hot, switches over to the grease. The system also needs to "Purge" the grease out of the engine at the end of the trip so that you are ready to start your engine on bio or regular diesel.