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Re: Would this be worth trying?
Drum totes (or tote bins) typically run from 275 to 400 gallons. Figuring 42" x 48" x 36" high would be 42 cubic feet, times 7.48 gallons per cubic foot = 314 gallons. That's almost six drums which would take up a space 44" wide by 66" long. Interesting how the cubic shape really packs in a lot more gallons.
This doesn't really impact how veggie burns in our vehicles but it is kind of neat. Growing up, I never thought I'd actually have a use for pi R squared... but nowadays I do!
Todd T
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2002 F-250 Lariat, PSD, CC, short bed, 3.73, auto tranny, Line-X bed liner, AFE Filter, HX crossover, intake heater delete, Evans NGC+, Dieselsite 203 thermostat, coolant filter, Amsoil by-pass filter, Schaeffer's synthetic blend tranny fluid, Bob Riley's tranny filter, Velvet Ride shackles, Rancho 9000 shocks with in-cab adjustment, 60 gallon aux tank for burning heated WVO, burning veggie since fall of '04.
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