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Sarge, you said a mouthful! Each project begets a whole bunch of others, and next thing you know there are more back burners than front burners!!:drool:

Hey sarge, after the separation there is a little bit of ethanol in a lot of water. It evaporates out pretty quickly, but we never did any large amounts. If you know someone who makes biodiesel at home they may have some ideas about drying the wash water out of the final product (the...

Good morning, sarge, Crude separation method is to shake half the amount of water with gas containing ethanol. Ethanol is attracted to the water layer. Allow to settle then drain off bottom water layer or siphon off top gas layer. We stopped monkeying with this when we found a couple of...

Good morning, hotdog, The biggest problem we have at the trough these days is fuel. We have been replacing some parts such as tanks with stainless steel and it helps, and there are a few stations fairly close that sell ethanol-free fuel. When those run out we need to extract the ethanol...

Hey guys, thought you might enjoy this pic of part of our stable, two of which are working just about every day. The hardest worker of the bunch is the one at the front, with a plastic seat mounted to plywood. The plywood protects the deck, has a cutout for accessing the engine hatch, and the...