Posted by Ralphwd45 on December 30, 2012 at 19:58:54 from (71.161.78.38):
I have been building up 5 gal cans of used oil, for a few yr's now, and I took 8 of them up to O Rileys, to dispose of them. They bought out the old Schucks store, and still have the sign out about taking used oil.They didn't want it because it had some water in it. I brought it home and put it in a 55gal drum, turned on it's side mounted on angle iron legs, and in a month or two, when it settles and seperates, I intend to drain out what water I can. I remembered someone on the forum, that said that they used old oil to heat their shop with. I googled up used oil heaters, and got sticker shock! is there any way to build a homemade one? Can it be that involved to drip oil in an old wood stove, and burn it, or is there some reasom that people pay #2000.00 plus, for the Northern Tool stoves, that I don't know about?
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