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  1. 03-27-2019, 15:36 #1
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    I just pour stale fuel into the oil drain barrels here at the shop. No issues with the oil recycler, as long as there is no chlorinated hydrocarbons.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TFOGGER View Post
    I just pour stale fuel into the oil drain barrels here at the shop. No issues with the oil recycler, as long as there is no chlorinated hydrocarbons.
    That's what I did. We added it to some used motor oil and a local auto parts store took it. It helped there wasn't as much in the tank as I'd estimated.
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    Tim, which local parts store took it (oil) and was there a charge involved?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jumpstart View Post
    Tim, which local parts store took it (oil) and was there a charge involved?
    I dropped off a couple jugs of used oil at Oreillys a few months ago for free.
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    Quote Originally Posted by def90 View Post
    I dropped off a couple jugs of used oil at Oreillys a few months ago for free.
    I will give them a shot. Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jumpstart View Post
    I will give them a shot. Thanks.
    They take oil and transmission fluid for free


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