home oil changes.where to get rid of the oil ?

G'day wafarmer

WA's premier must have been speaking to Mr Midnight Oil about the oil leak that won't be a problem for the Kimberly coast, because it is heading towards Timor and anyway, it's evaporating.

I find it difficult to comprehend, these Wallies actually run the country ~ I think ~ but I'll have to check with my relevant ministerial adviser !!

Regards:

Ocean via the toilet (sewerage) and no body knows

I have seen this -- i think a plant to set up will cost about 5k - and then i dont think you can run this diesel in a modern diesel engine

it produces a very low quality diesel - properly one good for heating fuel or old farm machinery

better off making biodiesel

What tip would that be, Phil?

Cheers
Glenn

Glenn,
I just cut and pasted this:

Charles sturt Council
2-6 Toogood Avenue, Beverley
Phone 8408 1350
Open: Monday to Saturday 8.00am to 4.00pm, Sunday 8.00am to 1.00pm
Closed on Public Holidays (include Easter Weekend)
Eftpos facilities are available.
Mulch for sale $26.00 per cubic metre
Waste Disposal Rates:
These rates include the $23.00 per tonne EPA residual and hard waste levy
•General Waste $95.00 per tonne
•Green Waste $70.00 per tonne
•Concrete & Unclean Rubble $60.00 per tonne
•Clean Fill $22.00 per tonne
•Steel Sorted $10.00 per load
•Tyres off rim $9.00 per tyre
•Tyres on rim $16.00 per tyre
•Mattresses $16.00 per mattress
•Oils No fee up to 20 litres (charges apply over 20 litres)

Thanks for that, Phil.
I just checked the website for my local council (Salisbury), and they accept oil for free too at Pooraka.

Just down the road from me.....time to get green :-)

Cheers
Glenn

Sometimes I paint my old, but near new looking, timber fence with it, better than creosote and cheaper.

Local marina damn schpellin gits me every time!