How do you collect WVO in the hot summer days when you can only collect it on a monthly basis? Is it possible to do this with the self life of WVO. If you are collecting from a few different sources as well. Or is this not possible to do due to bacteria growth?

1983 Mercedes 240D diesel 243k miles, manual/stick shift, 35-40 mpg, old fashioned reliable mercedes engineering, leather interior, dual climate control, 6 disk CD changer installed, runs like a tank! Reliable as a daily driver.
$5800.00

Emily or John White 218.879.1384 or EmilyJayne@Juno.com

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Robust 1991 F350 single cab 4x4 with only 56,000 miles. The engine runs like new!. She is smooth on the highway and I am sure she will be at home off road if need be. She burns no oil-no blowby. The 5speed manual tranny allows low RPM cruising. The seat and glass are excellent, there are no cracks on the dash. Body is tight and straight-no rust! AC is all there but does not kick in.
Truck stands tall and tires have plenty rubber. Equipped with a heavy duty rear bumper with hitch. This IDI non-turbo 7.3 engine is very friendly to WVO (waste vegetable oil) I have been running my diesels for about 6years at a fuel cost of about .70cents per gallon . I can set you up with everything to make fuel. Please, if you are just curious please search the internet regarding WVO as a fuel. Vegetable oil processing station included for you to make your own fuel. Only serious prospects please. $4500 OBO
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There is an online auction for WVO that people can use to find legitimate buyers and sellers of oil. They are similar to eBay but offer only bio-diesel items and functions a little differently.

I stumbled upon their site http://www.FillmoreFuels.com and think it can be a great idea for buying and selling WVO. They have a feedback section, so as the site matures, you will have more confidence in who you buy WVO from. They even have the option of trading items... for example: trade 10 gallons of WVO for 5 gallons of bio-diesel, etc...

No listings yet for my area or I would use it in a heartbeat to buy WVO instead of having to collect it myself. For those of you who live close to the WVO currently for sale, this site could be very useful for you.

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-vegoil6-2008...

Vegetable oil fuels cars -- and tax bills
Diesel owners who switch to cooking grease can run afoul of the law. Just ask the governor.
By Evan Halper
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

May 6, 2008

Dave Eck, a Half Moon Bay mechanic, had attracted a media spotlight with his fleet of vehicles fueled by used fryer grease from a local chowder house. So when Sacramento called, he figured officials wanted advice on promoting alternative fuels.

Not at all. The government rang to notify Eck that he was a tax cheat. He was scolded for failing to get a "diesel fuel supplier's license," reporting quarterly how many gallons of grease he burns, and paying a tax on each gallon.

"All of a sudden they nailed me for a road tax," said Eck, who drives a Hummer converted to run on vegetable oil. "I said, 'Not a problem. I'll do my part. But what do I get? At least let me into the carpool lane.' "