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Please note: The information on this website is outdated but not completely obsolete. I have chosen to leave it intact as an archive and so people can still access the still useful links, designs, and info on it. However I strongly suggest that you go to the VO Conversion Basics Website at http://voconversionbasics.websitetoolbox.com/ for the most up to date information on VO coversions in an indexed format. That website is continually updated, easily searchable, and allows you to ask questions if you cannot easily find the answers you seek there.
Home How-to Files Links and Terms Kit Calculator These simple to fabricate and use units are easily fabricated with simple tools and "off the shelf" components using the "How to" files below which are sent via email. Simple handpump prefilter unit. This simple to assemble and operate WVO prefilter/dewaterer takes up only 2'X2' of floorspace and can process 20-30 gallons of wvo per day. It acts as as its own filtered WVO reservoir for up to 40 gallons of vegoil fuel. The integral rotary handpump allows you to fill your vehicles fuel tank directly from the reservoir. Cost to assemble the unit is $65 to $120. Directions, pictures, and diagrams aid in putting this simple unit together in a few hours. Also included are directions on how to make your own high temp. "sock filters" in about 5 minutes for about $5 each and a primer on how to collect, transport, filter, and store WVO. Cost for the "how to" file $US20.00.High capacity semi-automated vacuum prefilter unit. This unit, while a bit more complicated than the simple handpump prefilter unit, has a higher potential capacity and can filter up to 100 gallons per day of WVO per unit. Once filtered batches of WVO are then pumped to a bulk storage tank (not included) automatically where dewatering can be initiated. This base unit is designed for those operating heavy equipment, large trucks, tractors,or generators on WVO. Perfect for WVO fuel co-ops. Cost to assemble the base unit is approx. $65. Directions, pictures, and diagrams aid in putting this simple unit together in a few hours. Also included are directions on how to make your own high temp. "sock filters" in about 5 minutes for about $5 each and a primer on how to collect, transport, filter, and store WVO. Additional automation is easily achieved by "banking" multiple base units and adding float valves, pumps, etc.Cost for the base unit "how to" file $US20.00. Additional automation designs are available based on your specific needs. By using the above Paypal buttons your "how to" files can be delivered within a day or two. If you do not belong to Paypal or reside in a country not currently served by Paypal contact me at danalinscott@yahoo.com to arrange alternative means of payment. |