Diesel WAS easier to make. Now they have to remove as much of the sulfur as they possibly can for emissions reasons, and they do a lot of additive packages and blending, so it gets pricey fairly quickly.
Diesel WAS easier to make. Now they have to remove as much of the sulfur as they possibly can for emissions reasons, and they do a lot of additive packages and blending, so it gets pricey fairly quickly.
Diesel WAS easier to make. Now they have to remove as much of the sulfur as they possibly can for emissions reasons, and they do a lot of additive packages and blending, so it gets pricey fairly quickly.
That biodiesel stuff is pretty easy. Guys will mix purified peanut oil/canola really any veggie oil and mix it with good diesel. Usually 85% bio to conventional but some guys will run a 10 %paraffin and 90% bio mix. Supposedly Mr Rudolph Diesel meant for the engines to be self sufficient in rural agricultural communities .