So put your money where your mouth is, and start making this stuff.
Then let us know how much it cost to keep the car running. Just like the
owner of the hybrid car knows he will never recoup the added six
thousand dollar initial cost.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Ted Azito wrote:
>
> If you had read you would have seen that I said it costs forty cents
> for enough chemical to convert the Burger Grease to Biodiesel, Not
> forty cents per gallon of Biodiesel. Even if the Burger Grease is free
> the conversion costs.
>
> Homemade Biodiesel is a hobby not a growth industry-I think. But it's
> a growing hobby. I actually saw a biodiesel burning VW Rabbit
> festooned with grease-burner regalia on the road this afternoon and
> yes it had a distinctive tailpipe odor-smelled like a burning corncob.
> Production Biodiesel from grains will become commercially successful
> when regular diesel hits $3. And it might.

 

So put your money where your mouth is, and start making this stuff.
Then let us know how much it cost to keep the car running. Just like the
owner of the hybrid car knows he will never recoup the added six
thousand dollar initial cost.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Ted Azito wrote:
>
> If you had read you would have seen that I said it costs forty cents
> for enough chemical to convert the Burger Grease to Biodiesel, Not
> forty cents per gallon of Biodiesel. Even if the Burger Grease is free
> the conversion costs.
>
> Homemade Biodiesel is a hobby not a growth industry-I think. But it's
> a growing hobby. I actually saw a biodiesel burning VW Rabbit
> festooned with grease-burner regalia on the road this afternoon and
> yes it had a distinctive tailpipe odor-smelled like a burning corncob.
> Production Biodiesel from grains will become commercially successful
> when regular diesel hits $3. And it might.

 

So put your money where your mouth is, and start making this stuff.
Then let us know how much it cost to keep the car running. Just like the
owner of the hybrid car knows he will never recoup the added six
thousand dollar initial cost.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Ted Azito wrote:
>
> If you had read you would have seen that I said it costs forty cents
> for enough chemical to convert the Burger Grease to Biodiesel, Not
> forty cents per gallon of Biodiesel. Even if the Burger Grease is free
> the conversion costs.
>
> Homemade Biodiesel is a hobby not a growth industry-I think. But it's
> a growing hobby. I actually saw a biodiesel burning VW Rabbit
> festooned with grease-burner regalia on the road this afternoon and
> yes it had a distinctive tailpipe odor-smelled like a burning corncob.
> Production Biodiesel from grains will become commercially successful
> when regular diesel hits $3. And it might.