B99 Working wonderfully! Testimonial for those who are wondering about switching from petro to bio diesel

2008-03-13T16:08:37Z

My wife and I both run B99 in twenty year old Mercedes diesels. Her 240 D experiencing a small diminishing in torque, but with replacement of oil filter should clear up; my 300 D, no problems currently. We put in perhaps 250-300 miles/month each, so it isn’t much. My 300 D has very good torque.

No problems with oil filters or lines yet. We’re waiting. At first, we mixed petrodiesel with B99. Now we’re 100% B99 after a couple of fillings.

Feels great not to be spending money at the Big Oil Companies. Exxon made $40 billion last year, the most revenue of any company in history. They’ll use the money to dig deeper in the earth and at sea, but the era of biofuels and other alternatives is here, no turning back.

We need to get the word out. B99 and the others work. And, the good news, you’re putting out a fraction of the C02’s.

BIODIESEL COMMUNITY CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AUGUST 1ST

2007-07-18T16:59:14Z

The second Biodiesel Community Conference will he held August 1, 2007 from 7pm to 10pm at Mt. Olive Church, 1343 Ocean Park Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90405.

Los Angeles, CA – (July 16, 2007) The Los Angeles Biodiesel Community Conference is open to the general public and will offer action-based discussions on Biodiesel Basics, Legislation, Local Distribution, School Bus and Other Fleet Usage, Biodiesel Education, and more.

The event is being sponsored by Southern California Disposal and Recycling, and will be hosted by The Los Angeles Biodiesel Working Group, the LA Biodiesel Co-op, Socalbug (the Southern California Biodiesel Users Group), and Josh Tickell, author of “From the Fryer to the Fuel Tank” and “Biodiesel America.”

The purpose of the conference is to empower and educate the public, local businesses and community leaders in their efforts to make biodiesel a viable fuel option for Southern California. Collectively we will establish a groundbreaking action plan that will provide the steps to expand biodiesel distribution in Southern California and establish new legislation that promotes sustainable fuel options.
We, as a community, can make biodiesel an affordable and available fuel option. It is time for us to unite and take action today! For more information, visit http://www.socalbug.org.

If you would like to attend the Biodiesel Community Conference please R.S.V.P. to: http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?event=RPOJJMHHFRVGPATDMHFR&unknownUser;=true

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B99 Working wonderfully! Testimonial for those who are wondering about switching from petro to bio diesel

BIODIESEL COMMUNITY CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AUGUST 1ST