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Waste Motor Oil / Re: Beckett AFG Burner Install opinions (PICS)
« on: December 29, 2011, 12:09:46 am »
been working on it a little bit....
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Waste Motor Oil / Re: Beckett AFG Burner Install opinions (PICS)
« on: December 27, 2011, 10:04:04 pm »
I have been reading some... but from what i see , a lot of people run new tips on the end of the burner body and utilize compressed air, something im not wanting to use. If i can get away with not using compressed air in any way then that would be awesome....
I have read where some have used a filter/fuel heater, and set it to about 160-175 deg and have good results....
I have read where some have used a filter/fuel heater, and set it to about 160-175 deg and have good results....
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Waste Motor Oil / Beckett AFG Burner Install opinions (PICS)
« on: December 27, 2011, 02:50:02 pm »
Hey guys , im new to the forum. I joined because I am currently installing a Beckett Heater ("Inter-City Products" 85,000 Btuh) in my 3 bay shop and would like some tips or tricks...
I recently got this unit used and there is no manual or anything for it and this is all new to me. I so far hard wired a 110v 3 prong plug for it, so it can be plugged into the wall. I also have a 30-40 gallon container im about to put up today, as i was told this one works as a gravity feed. I am running 3/8 copper tubing with a lever-style on-off ball-valve .
I plan on burning used motor oil ,transmisson fluid and maybe cooking oil in it. As well as diesel or kerosene, which ever i have at the time.
I have read some need a Pre Heater for the oil so it thins out before it goes into the pump but not really sure i need this....
Here are some pics, still working on mounting the Fuel Container onto the wall and exhaust.
Thanks!!
I recently got this unit used and there is no manual or anything for it and this is all new to me. I so far hard wired a 110v 3 prong plug for it, so it can be plugged into the wall. I also have a 30-40 gallon container im about to put up today, as i was told this one works as a gravity feed. I am running 3/8 copper tubing with a lever-style on-off ball-valve .
I plan on burning used motor oil ,transmisson fluid and maybe cooking oil in it. As well as diesel or kerosene, which ever i have at the time.
I have read some need a Pre Heater for the oil so it thins out before it goes into the pump but not really sure i need this....
Here are some pics, still working on mounting the Fuel Container onto the wall and exhaust.
Thanks!!
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