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  • I have OVER 4000L of wvo that I have been collecting over 2 years!

    I AM PUMPED!

  • Nice technology, however I'll point out that if you can stick to veggie oil etc, rather than used motor oil, it might be best.

    All the additives in motor oil cant be good burned. I know for fact molybednum isnt something you want to inhale.

    But nontheless, the burner itself is obviously badass.

  • I'm not criticizing you guys, but weren't these things standard equipment on Petersen ovens, and Kewanee boilers in the 40s and 50s? I guess the old timers were on to something with the oil burners.

  • Why not used waste oil? You are just wasting new oil and your money.

  • I want one! But let's say I have a lot of waste fry oil, so much that its left over from the cold season. What can I add to it in order to keep it from growing mold and still be usable in this furnace for next season, alchohol?

  • It won't grow mould, but it will go rancid. To prevent that, you need to add some kind of antioxidant. But I don't know if it really matters when you are going to burn the oil.

  • Looks to like they were trying to show the whole spectrum of what this can burn. You're able to read the labels, watch it being deposited into the tank and burned. There were no cut aways. You always see the fuel, label, tank deposit, and flame. I would like to see it burn WVO and waste oil. I don't think you need to so animated about argosys2006. I don't understand why people feel the need to be so negative about things without first hand knowledge, meaning actually owning it to comment on it.

  • it was to address argosy2006... I wonder why the reply thing does not work here but rather posts comments... :)

  • I'm always amazed to see posting by people like camaro1582. Clown like this go around posting information like they know what they're talking about. I am not an employee for them. I endorsed the product because it turned out better then what I thought I was getting when I placed the order. When I'm satisfied with with something I buy I like to sharew the news. Just like I would when I buy something that is not what it's cracked up to be. Only idiots would comment without first hand information.

  • @WVOman Uses the name 'Camaro' What did you expect?

  • waste oil burner, yet you burning new oils that 500ml of gear oil must have cost 10$, WTF like, you didnt burn any waste oil in this video, are the rest of you guys that commented on this video blind!! waste oil has sludge in it, even bits of moisture in it plus grit dirt, burn that and show me, geez unblieveable!!

  • that what filters are for! ;) and other means of preping the fuels... it is a waste OIL burner not dirt or water burner rigth? :) BTW these guys accept samples of fuls to burn with requestor present on site... they also were talking about real time video broadcast of such sessions if people can not travel (time, expences etc.). So get in touch with them as I did and they will burn your samples for you mr. Sceptical as they successfully did for me - these folks are awesome - product, service!:)

  • ... You sound like a pissed off competitor of theirs... :)

  • This is what filters are for! :) ... And other things to prep the fuel... It seems like there are very many different applications for this burner. Simply because it can burn anything as they demonstrated in the video... I doubt that any burner burns dirt or water. ;) It is about waste OIL. Right?

  • Well, waste (used) motor oil contains fuel, whether it be gas or diesel fuel. This would make used oil easier to burn than the fresh new oil you saw in the video. I'd say they back their claims very well.

  • We throw all kinds of lubes in the tank and it burns great with no fumes, smell, or smoke. Camaro1582 don't bother posting until you know what you're talking about. I'll bet you're nothing but one of those jerks from clean burn or lenear

  • so all we do now is adapt it to a diesel truck/generator ! any good ?

  • Is the machine UL Listed?

  • I was told last week they were about to put some videos here and on their website. The salesman told me how easy it is to install and maintain. Looks like he was telling the truth. I like the video showing all of the different oils it burns. Any doubts I had are now gone. I'll be ordering mine in the morning. Pictures don't lie. I'm just wondering if the guy holding the containers of oil is Mr. Hands that beat the snot out of Mr. Bill on Saterday Night Live???

  • I bought 2 of these last fall.The sales guy knew his stuff and gave me great information without over selling the product.They installed easily and ran great all winter long.The cleaning this spring took only 15 - 20 minutes for both.I liked them so much I just bought 2 more.One for my third shop and one for my home.They were the only company to tell me I could replace just the burner and not the whole boiler,saving me a ton of money.They are great to deal with and follow through.Good luck guys.

  • Yeah great video! I just watched all three of them. Helps a lot! Products seems to be a solid waste oil burner. Definetely going to call these folks from wasteoilheat!

  • Great demo video! Looks like these folks know what they are doing. I also watched two other related videos here. I am definetely going to make a call to these wasteoilheat guys. Description for the other video says they burn there waste vegetable oil... Impressive! Looks like a good solid waste oil burner.

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