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Old 05-29-2008, 01:01 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Duc - appreciate the comments. Chris - glad to hear you are doing well. Paul - will get the pics out this weekend of the work around the house. New project is a rock wall. I am collecting field stone up the road - we are going to plant sunflowers for a Biodiesel project in the field I am clearing. My two neighbors and I are working on it together - will post about it soon.

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Heck, if you want field stone...anytime you travel thru Williston...stop in and I will fill your pickup till the springs bend...

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Thanks for the offer - I think I will have plenty close to home.

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Biodiesel? Brad when you went green you really ment it....
now you will have all the fuel your 2520 needs.

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Green to the Core! We will see how it goes Chris. It is going to be fun project with the neighbors working together. I will keep you posted.
 
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Remember JD's recommended limitation on percentage of Biodiesel in their tractor engines...

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I need to get me some Biodiesel.
diesel fuel around here is $ 4.50 a gallon......

back in the day if you saw a still , people was makeing
moonshine. with fuel prices what thay are . everyone will
have a still in the back yard. except thay will be cooking
Biodiesel...... its worth a lot more than moonshine now....

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Cheers,
Brad
Is your sunflower op like this...
http://www.uvm.edu/~susagctr/SAC%20Oilseed%20Report_Final.090107.pdf

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I need to get me some Biodiesel.
diesel fuel around here is $ 4.50 a gallon......

back in the day if you saw a still , people was makeing
moonshine. with fuel prices what thay are . everyone will
have a still in the back yard. except thay will be cooking
Biodiesel...... its worth a lot more than moonshine now....

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I have worked on some old moonshine cars. years ago
And i knew a guy that had an old Ford LTD that was
an old FED chase car. had a 429 in it. it was cool.
and it was fast too.

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