On The Road Episode #2

Posted: November 21, 2010

Comments: 14

WVO Designs visits Jeremy Nutma in Airdrie, Alberta. Jeremy shows us his WVO filling station, Centrifuge and collection equipment.

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14 Comment(s)

scott

Nov 24, 2010 22:24

Jeremy, I like idea of cam-lock fittings everywhere. Right now, I am using garden hose ends on everything, I think I'll convert.
Scott - Edmonton, AB

Tanner

Apr 08, 2012 22:14

Scott, I'm looking for some oil as my current source is under repair for a while. Please email me at tprince@ualberta.ca. I'm in Edmonton, it'd be nice to meet up with a fellow oiler - pun intended.

Greg

Nov 23, 2010 15:11

nice to find someone else in Alberta who is doing this. I was surprised to see Jeremy was running a duramax. Everything I have read suggests that this engine is more difficult to convert.

Dennis

Nov 23, 2010 13:09

Great vid! Love that he fits it in a normal size garage. Compact and works! Keep the videos comin!

JIMMIE MARTIN

Nov 23, 2010 12:34

Always inspiring, Leon. Thanks

David Kana

Nov 23, 2010 08:57

Great job, looks easy!

Tom Hamlin

Nov 22, 2010 22:38

Thanks for another peek at how someone else is getting it done. clean efficient setup !!
regards
Tom

tom

Nov 22, 2010 21:55

I have a 2007 early model dodge 5.9 cummins diesel. It has a common rail system? someone said that I cant run veggie oil in it because it would ruin it. Question? where can I have it professionally converted? I have everything else, I even bough a new wvo design pump thats still in the box and I have plenty of oil. I love my dodge 2500 quad cab. someone please help?\
Thanks, Airtimetom.

Jason

Dec 08, 2010 23:55

Hi Tom. Where are you located?

Aaron Wall

Nov 22, 2010 16:59

Nice setup. Compact and very effective. Keep 'em coming Leon!

John Webster

Nov 22, 2010 12:44

You can tell he enjoys his wvo. He probably doesn't have the space, but 275 gal plastic totes are much easier, IMO. Centrifuge is definetly the way to go.

Jeremy

Nov 22, 2010 12:07

Looks good, and doesn't take up huge amounts of space in your garage.

Jim Lange

Nov 22, 2010 12:02

Very nice setup. Always good to see different ways that people run their system. Gotta agree, once you fuge you'll never go back to filters.

Graydon Blair

Nov 22, 2010 11:13

Very cool setup! I like how clean everything is.

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