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VegOil availible in California

an Anonymous Greaser - Tuesday, August 7, 2007 - 16:54 Tags: links inline

We have Filtered Vegetable Oil in California. 2.00 per gallon, Free delivery at 100 galons or more. 909-762-3948. greendiesel1.com.

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Free Grease in Greenwich, RI

Mikeoil - Friday, May 25, 2007 - 06:49 Tags: links inline

Hello SVO drivers,

Following is an email call and response to someone looking to get rid of their vegoil. If any of you live in the Greenwich, RI area; give Kate a call for free grease!! (401 885 8100)

Hi Kate,

100th Grease Monkey is not a rendering company; we are an organization that connects individual veggie voyagers with restaurants willing to part with grease. I will post your location on the vegetable oil forums; if there is a veggie voyager around, they'll contact you for pickup. Thanks so much!!

Mike

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> comments: I am running short on time and am trying to figure out if you all remove the oil from the premises. I believe I have seen your truck outside a fellow fish market but I could be wrong, of course! Feel free to email back or call our store at 401-885-8100. I really need to find a renderer and simply can not locate a company who does this. Thanks for reading! Kate

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Are you the 100th Grease Monkey?

Mikeoil - Tuesday, April 24, 2007 - 22:09 Tags: links inline

Hey Grease Monkeys!!

I have created a database for veggie vehicle friendly food institutions: www.100thgreasemonkey.org. The site allows restaurants to register themselves and download a form that tells them how to drain, strain, and store their oil for veggie voyager pickup (right from the fryolator through a 100 micron strainer into a covered barrel on wheels kept indoors to minimize larger sediment and keep water out of the oil). Then veggie voyagers may look them up by state or zip, call early to set up a pickup time, drop by, and fuel up. Thing is, the database is currently thin right now . . . so I am reaching out to the veggie-voyaging community to help populate it. The database is currently free to join and requires a little bit of work on the part of the restaurant, in that they will have to source the barrel (free from car washes, though the tops would have to be cut off) and purchase barrel rollers and a barrel strainer. This is where y'all come in: if you would like to be a 100th Grease Monkey rep and set up this system at restaurants in your area, you will be doing great service to the cause of a decentralized "back-door gas station" network of restaurants.

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Jake's 300SD Conversion Pics

an Anonymous Greaser - Thursday, September 7, 2006 - 17:41 Tags: links inline

"Here are some pictures of my dad's 300 SD that we converted. We started working on it Monday, and by Sunday we were on vegoil. I worked during the week, and dad would pick up bits & pieces during the day. Our timing for the project was a little off,mit turned out to be an incredibly busy week at work, and I had to work late a few times. At night we'd plug away making heat exchanger, tank etc... Big push was on by Friday... By Friday night we had everything wired and mapped out. Also had heat exchanger completed and had begun to run fuel lines. By Saturday night we had fuel lines run to front of car to engine compartment, and Pollack valve installed with all diesel lines. On sunday we finished our cuts into the cooling system, installed the tank, installed the fuel pump, double and triple checked everything. At about 8 PM we flipped the switch."

http://biodiesel.infopop.cc/eve/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=447609...

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