I know of one repair shop that has a used oil tank that is used to fuel a diesel pickup. Old oil furnace fuel tank with a wide funnel with a filter on top for the used oil to be poured into, second filter inside tank fill neck assembly and a third filter on fill hose connection at bottom of tank. Pickup is a late 90s GMC, another small dump truck that gets some of the used oil has a 6-71 Detroit in it. Both truck have dual tanks, the main tank gets the used oil, second tank usually gets light diesel in winter for purposes, Both trucks have a extra filter in fuel line setup before the main filters. Shop does tuneups and oil changes, has a lot of used oil to burn, pickup did something like 25,000 miles on $15.00 diesel 2 years back, annual extra filter change. JD 720D or 730D diesel tractor some years back on neighbors farm ran a lot of used oil- the fuel tank setup had initial filter and fill hose filter also. Couple different furnace rigs for used oil use- a simple gravity feed 'pot helmet' burner unit derived from a old military design can heat a garage in winter so you don't freeze while fixing tractor with snowblower or plow, have to prime the burner and watch it a few minutes but was about $400.00 5 years ago. Electric blower motor, force feed control and 25% fuel oil mixed with used oil that has passed through a filter was in another shop close by to where I used to live- $1000.00 for the adapter parts, filters, extra tank, controls over the price of the regular fuel oil furnace, paid for itself first winter that was rather colder than average, $700.00 savings or so a year afterwards. RN .
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