The simplicity of the water heater looked good, but I need bigger. We have a warehouse and old tank about the size of a small train box car, about 6 feet up. Farming neighbors really want the fuel. It used to be a natural gas co-generation plant. Can anyone out there teach or help us go bio?

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Originally posted by Dismukes:
The simplicity of the water heater looked good, but I need bigger. We have a warehouse and old tank about the size of a small train box car, about 6 feet up. Farming neighbors really want the fuel. It used to be a natural gas co-generation plant. Can anyone out there teach or help us go bio?

Hi Dismukes,

A little more information on your request would be a lotta help for any of us to help you.

Your source of oil, your availablity of manpower, your facility resources - power, rail, collection or purchase abilities.

8,000 gallons a quarter = about 90 gallons a day (7 days a week) - a relatively small task in a commercial endeavor.

All of your questions have already been answered here but if you do not know what to ask, it makes the available information useless unless you study it in depth or describe your goals in more detail, you are not likely to find the answer.

Do you want "free" help, are you asking for a paid consultant, or are you just curious?

Talk to fattywagon, murphy, or Graydon Blair, attend one of Girl Mark's seminars or again, give us a little more info and watch the replies flow.

Vic