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Not to mention there are much better options out there. Pretty much general consensus. "yes you could run it" but it would be the absolute last/have no other option choice of fuel available. although i did find an article saying it was found in fuel oil. and fuel oil is listed as an emergency...

yes.

Funny you should mention that. http://www.forbes.com/2008/12/21/fat-fuel-biodiesel-tech-sciences-cz_pcb_1222fatfuel.html

Well.....not without a heated tank. http://www.greasecar.com/forums/grease-board/whats-the-strangest-oil-youve-burned-update or in small ammounts, thinned out with kero or diesel. (that i have tried)

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?69848-waste-thinner-for-fuel/page2 post #12

Thats kinda what I was thinking. Running it as a mix. I've never personaly dealt with nor do I have any to try. Wonder if someone esle has tried it.

M715 the stuff at the plant was that the light oil or the heavy stuff? does the light oil crud up like the heavy stuff? I know WMO cruds up as well when it burns (lots of carbon) would the creosote be similar or worse? Thanks for the useful info.

Apparantly the old "hot bulb" engines could run on it.

Yes the heavy creosote tar= very bad. i was just curious about the light creosote oil. this is from the article i linked. "creosote has roughly the same boiling point as petroleum fuels like diesel and the lighter fuel oils." And yes it is very restricted nowadays. I wouldnt even want to look...

I found some more info. Heres an interseting article. http://apps.kemi.se/flodessok/floden/kemamne_eng/kreosot_eng.htm#top We have burned old railroad ties. They do indeed burn hot. But not any worse than coal. The worst part is the smell. Not to mention the how bad it coats your chimney. They...

Has anyone ever tried creosote oil in an engine? Multifuel or otherwise? was doing some research on it and was kind of intrigued. Not to be confused with solid creosote (like in your chimney) but the light oil made from distilling it. There are 2 types of creosote oil. Wood tar creosote (what...