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WANTED: Filtered WVO, Golden Fuel Systems One Shot / Half Shot, Mobile Filtration Systems

an Anonymous Greaser - Friday, March 14, 2008 - 23:43 Tags: links inline

I am looking for either filtered WVO to buy (in the Denver, CO Area), or ideally, a mobile filration unit for my truck. Just converted, and the guy I was supposed to buy oil from backed out. Bummer.

Ideally would like a Golden Fuel Systems One Shot or Half Shot Unit. Will pay shipping.

Need ASAP.

sbwoolf@gmail.com

Cheers

Sam

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WTB - Golden Fuel Systems One Shot Filtration System

an Anonymous Greaser - Wednesday, March 5, 2008 - 08:24 Tags: links inline

Looking for a Golden Fuel Systems One shot Filtration System. Need soon. Suppose a Half Shot will also be sufficient, or an equivalent mobile filtration system

Used or New, will pay for shipping from anywhere in US.

Cheers

Sam

sbwoolf@gmail.com

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Golden Fuel - One Shot Filtration/pump unit and best conversion kits

an Anonymous Greaser - Thursday, January 18, 2007 - 19:44 Tags: links inline

Hi all,

Just got a 2002 f-350 and an looking forward to burning WVO. I'm not much of a mechanic so I am looking for some advice from folks with more experience.

I am interested in hearing from folks who have tried the various conversion kits and the Golden Fuel - One Shot Filtration/pump unit.

Filtering WVO right in to the vehicles fuel tank sounds too good to be true. How well does it work. Anyone have any experience building a similar unit with a hand pump?

There are a number of manufacturer of conversion kits. Does any one have a preference?

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

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My WVO Experience: Refining The Fuel Filtering Process

an Anonymous Greaser - Saturday, July 15, 2006 - 15:30 Tags: links inline

Lots of great pics. Thanks Tonya!

"Check out my new prefiltering system in action - 10 gallons in 10 minutes including set up and tear down!

I'm in no rush during rush hour ...

I used to use an electric 12V fuel transfer pump that I had brilliantly wired a plug into my trunk. As you can see below, I would tie up one or two 5 micron filter socks to a regular camera tripod and let gravity do the work for me. It was a waiting game, taking about four 5 micron filter socks and 2 hours to setup/filter/cleanup 40 gallons of oil. I would use the 12V pump to transfer dirty grease into the filter socks, then use it again, saving my back, saving my back, to transfer the filtered grease from the catch buckets into my tank or storage containers.

Filter sock filtration is effective, no doubt. It was a bit messy though when the wind would blow droplets of oil off the sock and onto ... anything nearby. Hence, I took to filtering my oil on waste cardboard boxes (don't leave a mess in parking lots if you want to be welcomed back, Oilers!) and as you can see, my radiant blue mechanics suite assured my short skirts stay pink like they are supposed to. Nevertheless, I was rubbing grease off the side of my car and because I do not drive a beater, but a fine Punkass, ended up waxing my finish about twice as often as I would otherwise deem necessary."

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