Rich
Asshole at large
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2005
- Location
- Central PA
Damaging water will not be caught by a seperator like is being used on-board... Just for those who want to short-cut around the heating/settling process.
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- Thread starter lomodyj
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Ridgerunner
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2005
- Location
- Fuquay Varina, NC
my oil settles for about a week before heat and filter it
I know I need to heat it better.
JThomas
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jun 22, 2006
- Location
- Summerfield
oil I think needs to be heated over the boiling point of water 212 deg
use a 110 v element water heater
I heat mine to 275 deg
insulate drum. I use twin bed size matress cover [egg crate]
strait wire it no tape needed ext cord works for wire
element should lay flat on bottom of drum
do not plug in unless submerged
heat for 4hrs after boiling or untill bubbles stop
use elect gun temp guage
leave level 4 in below top for expansion
use larger fltr sock .fltr at 90 deg or less
tank heater helps onboard fltr clogs
use a 110 v element water heater
I heat mine to 275 deg
insulate drum. I use twin bed size matress cover [egg crate]
strait wire it no tape needed ext cord works for wire
element should lay flat on bottom of drum
do not plug in unless submerged
heat for 4hrs after boiling or untill bubbles stop
use elect gun temp guage
leave level 4 in below top for expansion
use larger fltr sock .fltr at 90 deg or less
tank heater helps onboard fltr clogs