Testing my DIY diesel in an engine! Chinese diesel 168F

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  • Опубліковано 24 кві 2024
  • Unboxing and testing my Ebay 168F Chinese diesel engine. I ran it for the first time ever on my DIY diesel. I distilled a couple of weeks back. Check out that video to see how I did that. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!

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  • @ExpediteTravels
    @ExpediteTravels Місяць тому +1

    Very cool I like the video you did making diesel fuel distillation with a paint can

  • @sethtaylorm925
    @sethtaylorm925 Місяць тому +3

    I run home brew diesel 20% and centrifuged used motor oil 80% in my military trucks and military generator, lister petter diesel single cylinder engine, they run better off that than pump diesel. I use lister petter diesel paired with 2400 watt pma alternator from thermodyne to charge my forklift batteries, were offgrid with hurricane wind turbine, and 17000 watts solar. Heat home with used oil also.

    • @karlsoffroad8609
      @karlsoffroad8609  Місяць тому +1

      That's awesome! I'm working on it! My ultimate goal is offgrid totally.

  • @s.hutton2100
    @s.hutton2100 Місяць тому +2

    Excellent first pull i felt your excitement. Looking forward to your generator build. Regards Stephen in Melbourne Australia.

    • @karlsoffroad8609
      @karlsoffroad8609  Місяць тому

      It was shock and excitement! I already gathered most of the things I will need to build the generator, so that should be the next video. Thank you for the kind words!

  • @ScottGovey
    @ScottGovey Місяць тому +2

    That's awesome bro! Stumbled across your channel a few days ago, seen your experimental science 😂. That's awesome. Makes me want to build something similar, I've got tons of waste oil I need to do something with. Keep it up bro, not to many people left around that want to tinker and make stuff happen, they just wanna sit around and play videos games, etc. Thanks for sharing!

    • @karlsoffroad8609
      @karlsoffroad8609  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you! I've always tried to make things for myself. I appreciate you watching, and I'm glad you enjoy the videos!

  • @ejennings98
    @ejennings98 Місяць тому +1

    Very cool, gave me some new ideas!

    • @karlsoffroad8609
      @karlsoffroad8609  Місяць тому

      Thank you! Best of luck with your ideas as well!

  • @tonydiesel3444
    @tonydiesel3444 Місяць тому +1

    I run this type of fuel for 12 years it does no harm to any engine if treated properly if improperly treated you will only clogged filters pickups filters and pumps

  • @tonydiesel3444
    @tonydiesel3444 Місяць тому +1

    Dumping it straight in there is a no no it contains solids that are formed with water that need to be filtered out as well as bitumen tar and suspended tars that are not soluble

    • @karlsoffroad8609
      @karlsoffroad8609  Місяць тому

      It's an experiment. I bought a cheap engine for a reason. It seems to run well,so now I'll test the durability. I know that it's not exactly what you should do,just what I'm doing. If SHTF,then I wouldn't have access to any treatment options. That's why I'm testing it in raw form. Thank you for your suggestions on my other videos as well! I always appreciate the words of someone with much more experience than myself.

    • @mathuranathadas108
      @mathuranathadas108 15 днів тому

      what do you recommend to get rid of the ''bitumen tar and suspended tars '' . I gummed up a couple of injector pumps with tar 🙂

  • @stanleybest8833
    @stanleybest8833 Місяць тому +1

    Strange fuels are bad news. It likes a thick aluminum plate to mount on. Oil consumption is high until it breaks in. I made a 20 mm to 1 inch adapter and will buy a 7 inch pulley for a 10SI alternator. I turned in the blocking bolt so it won't ever get revved. It uses like a coffee cup of road diesel an hour.

    • @karlsoffroad8609
      @karlsoffroad8609  Місяць тому +1

      I'll take the chance. I bought this motor for testing homemade fuels,so I am willing to sacrifice the motor for the information I'm after. Thanks for watching!