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90l of NEW sunflower oil
#1
As title got 90l of new tesco organic sunflower oil which retailed at 3 quid a litre.

They are in 1 litre bottles.

After £50 collected from np44 (south wales)

Car is being broken/sold so wont need it
#2
Jesus, bargain for any bosched up xud boys that!
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#3
you have PM!
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#4
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#5
All over that like an oil leak piggy lol
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#6
Its only what I paid for it myself lol
#7
(25-03-2013, 04:38 PM)devils_fuel Wrote: All over that like an oil leak piggy lol

my supplier has proper let me down...Im on pump diesel...yeauch!
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#8
Ha ha joining the commoners eh Wink
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#9
Do many people on here refine this for HDi's?
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#10
Passing near Oxford?

Your postcode?
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#11
SOLD to piggy
#12
bumm too far for me anyway . .Big Grin
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#13
My supplier has too let me down Sad Id have probably had this if it was still available! Even though you a good 100 miles away!
#14
(25-03-2013, 08:53 PM)Dangti6 Wrote: Do many people on here refine this for HDi's?

You mean make biodiesel? No one I know of on here does it but there is a few suppliers about the place, mostly in the north though
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#15
Refining new veg oil would kill the purpose imo.

New veg and bio shouldnt be put into the same sentence.
#16
(27-03-2013, 04:46 PM)lolsteve Wrote:
(25-03-2013, 08:53 PM)Dangti6 Wrote: Do many people on here refine this for HDi's?

You mean make biodiesel? No one I know of on here does it but there is a few suppliers about the place, mostly in the north though

Effectively yeah. A bloke over the road I got talking to the other evening was saying he makes it. I pointed at the HDi on his drive and asked if it takes it and he was saying how it runs on it purely apart from when it's very cold. He admits it's a lot of effort, but saves him a considerable amount each month and he enjoys it as a hobby.

Tempted to see what he can supply it to me for per litre for mine!

Oh, and to note. He doesn't do this with new oil. It comes from the local fast food outlets. 'chip bits, bacon scraps floating in it - the lot'
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#17
Ball bag, I'd of had this if i saw it..
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#18
(27-03-2013, 11:39 PM)Dangti6 Wrote:
(27-03-2013, 04:46 PM)lolsteve Wrote:
(25-03-2013, 08:53 PM)Dangti6 Wrote: Do many people on here refine this for HDi's?

You mean make biodiesel? No one I know of on here does it but there is a few suppliers about the place, mostly in the north though

Effectively yeah. A bloke over the road I got talking to the other evening was saying he makes it. I pointed at the HDi on his drive and asked if it takes it and he was saying how it runs on it purely apart from when it's very cold. He admits it's a lot of effort, but saves him a considerable amount each month and he enjoys it as a hobby.

Tempted to see what he can supply it to me for per litre for mine!

Oh, and to note. He doesn't do this with new oil. It comes from the local fast food outlets. 'chip bits, bacon scraps floating in it - the lot'

run mine on bio and apart from fuel filter no problems with it Smile
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#19
(31-03-2013, 09:20 PM)lolsteve Wrote: run mine on bio and apart from fuel filter no problems with it Smile

Where do you get your bio? How much do you pay for it?


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