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@josephduncan87235Klikes1 commentScotty's environmentally friendly. Been driving the same tractor around town for 50 years 🤣
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“Trust me, this is 99% cleaner than all AI databases”
“Let’s all keep in mind that Scotty is not suicidal”
“Whats funny is, running spent oil is arguably more environmentally friendly because it doesnt need to be refined again.”
“Bro’s setup looks like Resident Evil 5”
“Strait of hormuz isnt worrying this fella”
“I thought this is 100% bs until I saw his facial hair”
“The fuel was so nice, he used it twice 😂”
“The gas prices were promised to them 3000 years ago”
“Remember that this guy is not suicidal”
“"When I say modern I mean 1990s". I hear ya”
“That one group of people? 👃 🥤”
“I just throw straight oil in it barely filtered with a washed out and dried bouncy detergent cloth works fine and ive been doing it a year racked up a few thousand miles with it”
“Alright, I’ve been doing this for a long time. Since the video didn't mention the specific mixing ratio of oil and petroleum needed to achieve the right viscosity, here is how I do it: First, both liquids must be at room temperature so their natural density is maintained. You don't need 100% precision—just getting the viscosity close to that of diesel is enough—so use the simplest physical method: comparing flow rates. You need a setup with two small reservoirs that have controlled outlets (like a household tap) and a thin, transparent tube extending downwards from each. You release the liquids into the tubes simultaneously—diesel in one and your initial mixture in the other. Simply measure the flow rates and add petroleum to the mixture until it flows at roughly the same speed as the diesel; once the flow rates match, your mixture is close to the viscosity of diesel. There is a bit of work involved in the mixing process, so keep track of your results; over time, you’ll be able to gauge the viscosity by eye. Also—to go back to the setup—the reservoirs and tubes must be identical to ensure the flow resistance is the same and the measurement is as accurate as possible. This is the method I use, and I haven't had any problems so far; if anyone knows a better way, feel free to share it, but this approach has worked perfectly for me. Update: I forgot to mention that both chambers holding the liquids must contain the same amount of liquid to make the test even more precise.”
“If it goes up to 3 pounds a liter As a canadian, ill buy a boat and start delivering fuel to the UK personally 😂”
“That's a clean e36.”
“This man should start every video saying that he is not suicidal”
“He’d already been through 6 cups of “tea” before this 😂”
“Little hats”
“If that works in common rails we're saved. Thanks scotty”
“He's so environmently friendly. He's been driving the same tractor for 40 years and uses his oil twice”
“What kind of gas do you use? 5W-30”
“"but muh emissions" i think constant wars in the middle east are more of a burden on the environment than burning your own recycled oil.”
“My dad used to filter cooking oil and run it in a Mercedes turbo diesel”
“Tiny hats, BIG problems”
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