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Anyone know if there is an online map, or something that shows the location of bio diesel suppliers?
Looking for one in the York area. |
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| Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 15:24 Post subject: |
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I just found that I was about to post it 
79.9 at the pump for 100% blend only 10 minuets from my house  |
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Fastest fingers first 
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| what are you running the bio in ? my 3.0 is funny to start with bio but seems fine once its running.is there any thing in bio that can hurt the 3.0.i am paying 70 p per litre from a place in cumbria at the moment with a receipt and you can claim the vat back |
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Im still contemplating a partial switch over... my motor is doing around 30mpg on the motorways which is respectable for its size - but a saving still sounds appealing.
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| Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 10:43 Post subject: |
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| davehodge999 wrote: |
| what are you running the bio in ? my 3.0 is funny to start with bio but seems fine once its running.is there any thing in bio that can hurt the 3.0.i am paying 70 p per litre from a place in cumbria at the moment with a receipt and you can claim the vat back |
A 2.8td, I want 70p now  |
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| if youve any where to keep a 1000 ltr tank you could pick one up.there on like a pallet thing |
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| i think the older type engines will be fine on 100% except when it gets cold wifes rover thrives on it trouble is i never get paid off her! |
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| Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 14:12 Post subject: |
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| davehodge999 wrote: |
| if youve any where to keep a 1000 ltr tank you could pick one up.there on like a pallet thing |
How much is the 1000 ltr plus the tank on a palet?
Is it a plastic tank like a stiff bag? |
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| I have a little hand *beep* pumps of a boat that would fill the car out of a tank..........I like where this is going. |
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| Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 14:15 Post subject: |
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Probably one of these
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The tank .. not the woman!
I would also advise caution here... current regs state the tank should be either double skinned or have a spillage area capable of holding 1.25 times its capacity (from memory).
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Ive done some digging and found this, but is it classed as oil or food?
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Anyone storing oil of any kind, including petrol, in containers greater than 200 litres, above ground at an industrial, commercial or institutional site, or more than 3500 litres at a domestic site will be affected by these regulations. They cover factories, shops, offices, hotels, schools, churches, village halls, public sector buildings and hospitals. At the present time these regulations apply only in England, but Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales are likely to bring in regulations setting similar standards.
The regulations do not apply to oil in containers situated inside a building or wholly underground, waste oil, oil stored on farms, oil being distributed onwards, and for oil being refined. |
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