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Ya, I figured cost mite be an issue, I was going to start asking around to find a worthy tank, I figure a old large propane or compressor tank could withstand a vacuum, pulling vacuum will be the kicker, need to find a way to do it cheaply and make it worth it, then just some hoses/fittings and...
Thanks for all the info guys, below is a link to a video on you-tube where a gentleman used his vacuum in his truck to suck up oil. Side Note: I don't know the guy in the video but i really like his idea. and i thought about using a shop vac to create vacuum in a bigger tank but ill have to play...
Thanks for the great info folks! I didn't know that static would be an issue in this system, guess ya learn something new each day[thumbzup] and yes I was going to look through DOT rules about hauling bulk as to the tank would have to be able to hold at least 200 gal to make it worth it...
I saw online people use vacuum pumps, that run of 12vdc or 120vac, harbor freight sells vacuum pumps although I'm not sure if it's the right type. A gentleman even went as far as using the vacuum line on his pickup to get vacuum in the tank and once it gets to a certain point ya stick your...
Well I searched and came up with nothing so here is my question/idea.
Has anyone ever thought about or used vacuum to collect wvo/WMO or whatever it is you burn? I've been looking at pumps for collection purposes and I ran into a "super sucker" vacuum truck and that's where the idea came from...