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Old 09-11-2009, 09:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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wmo tips

ok ive browsed around for almost a year i think i wat to run wmo
now heres the plan i want to get a 250 gal oil tank and a 55 gal drum and pump off oil tank into filter into drum and use drum oil up to 50% gradually at first
does this sound good?
and where do i get a 2 micron filter?
i want a 2 micron for the truck too if possible
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i plan to add propane kit, stake body bed, gn hitch,western style mirrors, holset turbo 100mm intake, and a lot more
new motto: use common sense its a great gift
and if that dont work overkill it
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Old 09-12-2009, 08:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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anyone doing similar to this?
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i plan to add propane kit, stake body bed, gn hitch,western style mirrors, holset turbo 100mm intake, and a lot more
new motto: use common sense its a great gift
and if that dont work overkill it
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i want a 2 micron for the truck too if possible
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Stanadyne Fuel Manager Diesel Parts Selector

This is what i use. its cheaper than the stock filter too. you'll need to buy a filter head for it to match.
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I bought a 3 micron filter and base here,
Wix Fuel Filters - FleetFilter Online Store

The filter number is 33005.
And the base number is 24770.

For pre-filtering you could get a 2 micron sock filter from ebay.
I'm not sure of the current prices.

I'm not running on mo yet.
I've finally gotten all my hoses except for 50 ft of heater hose.

I don't have anywhere to do the pre-filtering so I'm setting up to do it on the fly.
I've got a 30 gal barrel (free from a car wash), converted an acme juicer into a centrifuge and then will do a final filtering through a sock filter.

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Old 09-14-2009, 08:51 AM   #5 (permalink)
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thanks ill check those out when i get my heat fixed and ill start a post on my results
all the wmo i collect will be really clean out of the motor but istill will filter it so what pre filter is best?
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i plan to add propane kit, stake body bed, gn hitch,western style mirrors, holset turbo 100mm intake, and a lot more
new motto: use common sense its a great gift
and if that dont work overkill it
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i just checked both youre links and neither did i see the filter heads for sale just filters
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i just checked both youre links and neither did i see the filter heads for sale just filters
Filter heads at FF.com are located within the Misc. link as shown here: Filter-Related Miscellaneous - FleetFilter Online Store

Enclosed is a list of Wix/Napa fuel filters, there nominal filter micron rating, size and threads plus applicable filter head.

Good luck.

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Baldwin BF1212 is rated at 2 micron & is what I've been using for the past couple of years.
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