Just found this video thanks very much, very clear, informative and simple.

I've just purchased a 2004 diesel Ford Ranger and am excited about installing the veggie tank and start making my own fuel. Thanks for the video.

You have put together a lovely set-up for filtering and storing your oil. It has certainly given me some good ideas about how to put together a similar arrangement for my biodiesel plant. Thanks and best wishes from Yorkshire in the UK.

Hey. I don't live in the states I live in the Caribbean. We seem to have a much wider selection of diesel vehicles down here then I see available in the states. I sold my Ranger about two months ago and bought a Toyota Hilux Surf, a fantastic SUV. Because it's so hot down here I haven't even bothered to put in an extra tank - str8 into the main tank. I added two inline filters on each side of the main fuel filter, throw a little injector cleaner every few hundred miles and my baby runs great.

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I enjoyed watching your video for few reasons: you're a good narrator and understand who your audience is.  You must be a fastidious individual and I can appreciate the neatness of your system.  Garage space is most homes is premium and your WVO filtration plant optimizes this space very nicely.  I don't even have a diesel car but your video is an excellent tutorial. Keep up the good work.  Let me know if you did a video on the system in your Excursion.  Cheers.

Great set up. No cubies in sight!

A winner is you.  Get ready to see this system implemented on a school bus: I'm adapting it.

I do not see any answers so here are my 2 cents worth I think the cone for the drainage is a great ides and think it would work great  but I would look into using an old water heater or at least the heating elements to heat the oil  and I would definitely use an different set of filters for the finished oil to the tank line

Thank you for the advice.  I may have to upgrade my pump as well.  I have purchased a centrifuge and will need at least 90 psi to run at optimal speed.

Nice setup !  I will also be building something similar soon.. I'm converting my Gen 1 powerstroke right now... And I also will be filtering in my garage !  Thanks for sharing the video.

thanks for taking the time to do this video...

I've been using SVO on my 02' F250 w/7.3DI also for the past 2 years.  Nice video!  I would of probably would of mounted the fill-in somewhere diff than the door jam just because of the accident spills and smell close to your sitting area.  Thanks

By far the best all around system I've found on here so far. Thanks for sharing. I plan on replicating it to power my truck and farm tractor. The only question I have pertains to the size of the pipes you use. I found the pump that you use and it has 1" inlets and outlets. Is all of your piping 1" too?

The only change I might make is to send the filtered oil through a separate diesel fuel filter and not back through your primary filter setup. I will also put in a water block filter to be extra safe about no water in the fuel. Thanks again for the inspiration.

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this is the cleanest set up I've noticed yet. Thanks for the video. I'm just now begining my journey to use wvo for alternative fuel. If you or anyone on here will help, when asking resturants about collecting their oil, are you selective on what type of resturant? For example a catfish joint other than a burger joint?

I like your set up.  The one question I have is whether you are worried about not using lye and methanol to tranform your fuel into true biodiesel.  are you worried about the effect free fatty acids will have on your fuel system and engine?

Nice clean set up. I'm currently building a shed to house a  wvo filtering system in. I think  I will  copy your setup 100%. Can you tell me where to get a pump like that? also, might you have a diagram of the plumbing/valves?  Nice job. Looks very professional.

Scott in Maine

great vid, great system, whered you get smaller tanks?