Diesel Dino in phx. az. just caught & passed, a station that sells 99.9 % virgin soybean oil for $2.85/gallon. Still bad, but at least it's made in the good ole us of a. Dino here is from $2.70- $3.05 range depending on where you want to get Scr--ed at. Anyone out there ever ran 99.9% squashed soybeans . This is not recycled oil. Station owner says just pump & go, no modifications. required. Just wondered on performance, mpg & any bad things it does to engine? Any bean users out there? Mayby I'll try 10% first work my way up to 100% ?

Do they label it as Biodiesel? Does it meet the ASTM D 6751 standard?

We have a bio refinery (http://www.virginiabiodiesel.com/) up the road... $2.85 bulk from the refinery

Just curious.....
What is a "300 gallon Tote" that they refer to at the bottom of their pricing sheet?

Originally posted by Shovelhead
Just curious.....
What is a "300 gallon Tote" that they refer to at the bottom of their pricing sheet?

A tote is a square plastic tank on a metal pallet with a hatch on top for loading and a valve and hose connection on the bottom for unloading. Sometimes you will see them going down the road loaded on flatbed trailers.

where was that place that sells, and is it safe for trucks, i paid 3.10 today to fill up ill try some bio out...

Biodiesel thread:
http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev/showthread.php?s=&postid=743405#post743405