[Biodiesel In Utah] New to BioDiesel

[David Y]

Hi Mitch,

I agree, Bio does seem to be more expensive than it should be...  When
the weather warms up you'll be able to find commercial B100 for a bit
cheaper than Petro.  Of course, most of that savings comes from the
per-gallon tax break you get for buying it.

As far as finding a vehicle, I recommend searching for "diesel" on
craigslist.  If you want to go super-cheap, checkout this post:
http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/car/282199037.html

I drive an old Mercedes on the stuff, and so far I've been happy- but
I would welcome a less-expensive source of fuel.

Good luck in your search,

Dave


On 3/8/07, Mitch Schroader <biomitch at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> I am new to BioDiesel. Actually I am new to diesel in general. I am looking
> into purchasing a diesel fuel vehicle and running it on BioDiesel or WVO. I
> thought I would start by purchasing Bio from a commercial vendor and maybe
> go to the class in April and look into brewing it myself after I had a
> vehicle that I felt comfortable with and had bee running it on Bio for a
> while.
>
> I was surprised when I called around to some of the fueling stations at the
> cost of BioDiesel. I was hoping it would be a little less expensive but in
> fact it seems to be more expensive than Petro.
>
> So far it seems to run a diesel fuel car on Bio I just need to replace the
> fuel filter. Is there anything else I need to do? Does anyone know a good
> place to get an inexpensive diesel car?
>
> I am very new and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks
> Mitch
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