
This is not the Pit of Sarlacc(Jabba the Hut reference). It's a galvanized steel fitting that had veggie oil sitting in it for the last 6 months. If you run vegetable oil, you have seen polymerization of vegetable oil on your tools, fittings, tanks or engine externals. If you make your popcorn the old fashion way(in a pan with veggie oil), then you may have also noticed that forming on your cookware. It's gooey, greasy nasty stuff. Polymerization is a reaction that requires oxygen. The goo forms more rapidly with the presence of heat, light, and certain types of metal like copper and galvanized steel. You can learn all about it by re


I often peruse Craigslist, looking for the occasional post for WVO. The other day, I caught a post from a place nearby that had 14 cubies of non-hydrogenated oil needing pickup. I called up right away and was excited that the oil was still available. "Will it fit in your car?...I'll make it fit!!" He wanted .50/gallon which is fair for quality oil in the cubie. The restaurant produces about 4 cubies a week, plenty for me. I showed up on time, handed him a card and told him I wanted to be a regular pickup. He said I could do that, or I will be the first person he calls. I left feeling a bit, insecure about my new source. It is a 40 minute drive from my house, so I will feel out the need/want to lock it down over the next few weeks. I haven't done a contract before, but this source may be worth locking down...that is if the restaurant owner is willing. See a sample contract 









You asked, so we designed and built a replacement for the faulty Fass and under-performing BFT Scorpion pumps. The latest results suggest we have worked out the kinks and successfully designed a way to integrate our superior WVO pump into a Vegistroke and Ramstroke system. Yes folks, we've had success on the Ramstroke as well. There is a discussion in our 






