Posted by Goose on January 21, 2022 at 14:06:53 from (166.182.80.178):
In Reply to: Waste oil heater posted by dhermesc on January 21, 2022 at 08:32:13:
When I was a Ford Service Manager around 1990 we heated our service department with a couple of them. It was a way to use up the used oil we accumulated from all the oil changes we did, plus we picked up the used oil from a couple of independent shops in town.
When I was with GM we also heated our service department with one large one. We had a 1500 gallon tank in the basement below the oil change hoist, and the used oil was piped right into the tank. Then pumped back up into the heater on the ground floor.
The ones at Ford were kind of cantankerous, while the one at the GM dealer seemed flawless. But, that's been 25 to 30 years ago and I haven't heard any of them lately. There's a NAPA parts store and service department in the old Ford building now and they have modern gas heaters. Don't know what they do with their drain oil.
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