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    Diesel guys and their veggie OIL stinking up the YARD

    im unloading and he's unloading and he leaves his truck idling .... his tail pipe pointed directly in my direction ... after about 2 mins i started to feel sick to my stomach so i ask him can he turn his truck off its making me sick ... he's says "if i turn it off it wont start back up " ... im like okay i understand .... i finish unloading but next time ill just pull to another part of the yard and unload .... What a horrible smell

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    i guess that debunks the theory of it smelling like french fries ; )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    i guess that debunks the theory of it smelling like french fries ; )
    had a neighbor that burned that stuff ,.....it does smell like french fries ,....burnt, rotten ,horrible smelling french fries

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    i guess that debunks the theory of it smelling like french fries ; )
    you should have seen the black cloud hovering over the yard ....

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    Why is it when a gasoline vehicle blows smoke, they get a ticket for excessive smoke, but a diesel can blow it all day long without even a warning? (or is this just my opinion? ; )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bear View Post
    Why is it when a gasoline vehicle blows smoke, they get a ticket for excessive smoke, but a diesel can blow it all day long without even a warning? (or is this just my opinion? ; )
    Its all what comes out after combustion. My 99 cummins diesel runs cleaner than a honda civic of the same year. Or even a few years newer. The bad stuff that comes out of a gasoline engine is alot more polluting. Also a gas engine blowing smoke is burning oil, coolant, other crap. Stuff it shouldnt be burning. A diesel blowing smoke is just unburnt fuel. Dont get me wrong both are pollutants but diesels are muuuch cleaner.

    If its excessive in a diesel you can also get a ticket. Trust me... I know lol and it was a truck I was road testing! With an injector stuck open! Cop gave me a break cause my dad knows him from towing.
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    Some of the Pacific islanders use coconut oil as fuel. It gells @ 15deg C or something, so its only usefull where its grown. In hot climates.

    But, yeah everything has this nice sweet Coconut oil smell......

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    Bear You always got food on your mind don't cha.

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    i guess that debunks the theory of it smelling like french fries ; )
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    I bet you can add crap like they do with kerosene to get rid of the odor. Or he could trying filling up a KFC or Dunkin Donuts next time.


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