Posted by charles todd on March 17, 2009 at 15:53:34 from (205.242.95.137):
I have heard some members here talk of blending WMO with diesel... Is this a good idea? I ran some through a 70 mesh paint filter and a funnel with a screen. It seemed clean of most larger particles but was still BLACK. This told me that there was still contaminates in it. I did mix 1qt in 5 gallons of diesel for grins...
If one built a device with a pressurized tank and forced the oil through a spin-on filter at lets say 10 psi, would the "clean oil" be suitalble to burn in a diesel engine at lets say 20% mix? Would it be ok to re-use in an engine? Maybe use one filter to clean the particles out and one to remove water?
I know that suposedly one can reclaim synthetic forever if it can be cleaned. I use synthetic in everything but the tractor and riding mower. I hate to use the WMO, waste hydraulic oil, and waste transmission oil only for burning brush and stumps... It must have some value. Before anyone says a "oil furnace" it rarely gets below 35 here.
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