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Diesel Owners - Save Money on Fuel
With diesel gasoline prices recently hitting an all time high and then remaining higher than regular gas, still hovering at a $3.15/gallon average, diesel owners are definitely going to feel the hit. Considering that a large number of diesel owners are farms or farm workers, construction companies, trucking and transport companies and other businesses of all sizes, the high cost of diesel fuel will impact not only those who use diesel, but those who depend on the goods that diesel vehicles help to make and transport. So, what is the solution? Cheaper fuel, of course.
Biodiesel has been an important word for quite some time. But, biodiesel presents some risks and drawbacks. By-products from making biodiesel are dangerous to store and difficult to dispose of. Biodiesel also takes about 24 hours to process, meaning that if you’re sitting on empty without an already made supply of fuel, you’ll have to resort to paying a premium for regular gasoline. In addition, the fact that biodiesel has by-products inherently means that you don’t get to use 100% of what you put in.
Well, the folks at AffordableDiesel.com have found a way to make diesel fuel with a few basic raw materials, a very fast process for mixing it and the end result is a high quality fuel that runs very well in any diesel engine without the need to dispose of or store dangerous by-products. In the end, this particular mix of biodiesel costs as little as $0.45 cents per gallon. In the winter time, when the formula mixture changes a bit, it may cost $0.80 cents per gallon. But, hey, that’s still a whole lot less than $3.15/gallon.
So, if you drive a diesel automobile, you will definitely benefit by checking out AffordableDiesel.com. It could literally save you thousands of dollars per year.
October 29th, 2005 at 7:44 pm
‘Biodiesel has been an important word for quite some time. But, biodiesel presents some risks and drawbacks. By-products from making biodiesel are dangerous to store and difficult to dispose of. Biodiesel also takes about 24 hours to process, meaning that if you’re sitting on empty without an already made supply of fuel, you’ll have to resort to paying a premium for regular gasoline. In addition, the fact that biodiesel has by-products inherently means that you don’t get to use 100% of what you put in.’
At best - the above is silly propaganda that ‘quick fix’ suckers believe in an instant. Making biodiesel creates NO DANGEROUS BYPRODUCTS.
Glycerin is the main biodiesel prouduction byproduct. Glycerin has many uses - used in making soap and Polypropylene Glycol - a safe non toxic anti-freeze / coolant. Glycein can be burned at high temps as fuel to heat oil in a biodiesel production process. Glycerin is also biodegradable. Methanol is most often recovered in a heat exchange (distillation) process.
The cheap vegetable oil thinners that supposedly make some sort of diesel fuel that one may see advertised are environmentally dangerous, dangerous to mix, contain dangerous solvents and are likely to create what is called ‘coking’ of the injectors in a diesel engine and otherwise are likely to ruin your diesel engine. The cheap solutions are snake oil. Risk your engine - risk your warranty on your engine.
Plus Biodiesel is the ONLY legal alternative diesel fuel authorized and recognized by the U.S. EPA, the U.S. DOT and the IRS.
October 29th, 2005 at 8:57 pm
The type of diesel that AffordableDiesel.com promotes is mostly vegetable oil, not just a vegetable oil thinner. If it doesn’t void the warranty to use biodiesel, then it will not void the warranty to use this type of fuel.
And you may want to check the hazard charts for methanol - it most definitely is not something that most people will want to deal with since it absolutely is hazardous to your health to come in contact with it. Take a look: http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#safe. Methanol can cause blindness and death. Not something I’m interested in, you? Yes, if you handle it right and are very careful with it, then you may be okay, but why risk it to begin with?
Several folks at AffordableDiesel.com have confirmed, not just those running the site but also many who have used the diesel that they teach you how to make, have confirmed that their engines run smoother and quieter with this fuel. Some have been running it for thousands of miles and have never once had a problem.