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Old 06-16-2010, 10:24 PM
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Wish you were closer. I would take it off your hands. I don't understand why those places won't burn it in their waste oil heaters. We burn it in ours at work when ever we can find it.
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Problem solved.....I put an ad on Craigslist tonight advertising used hydraulic fluid, and I received several responses from guys that wanted to burn it in their shops. Guess I should have thought of that sooner...the guy that came out tonight to get it told me to let him know any time I have more, and he'll stop over and pick it up. Cant beat that...I don't even have to take it anywhere.

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I also find it kind of odd... I have a waste oil furnace and I burn most anything.
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I know but it kills the weeds.
So would a nuclear warhead. Just because it works doesn't mean it's a good idea...
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You do know that HYTRAN is a derivative of 'dino oil'...... The EPA wouldn't be too friendly if they found out, you were spraying it onto the ground!
Around here the county and townships use it to put on dirt roads to keep the dust down. They use a mixture of donated oils.
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A mechanic @ Wal-Mart told me it was okay to bring mine in and dump it and he is only about 1 mi. away!!

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A mechanic @ Wal-Mart told me it was okay to bring mine in and dump it and he is only about 1 mi. away!!

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Hmmm...good info! I'll check it out as well

Hey, isn't there a walmart spaced about every mile anyway,lol

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You got that right, Jeff...lol!
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Check with your local landfill. Many landfills now have oil and other hazardous goods disposal sites, to keep people from dumping them in the landfill. I know ours here takes old batteries, old appliances, oils, paints & thinners, pesticides, and just about any other hazardous waste you can think of. No charge at all, other than our county taxes.
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I wait until its dark and dump it on my neighbors tomato plants !! Well really my buddy takes it and burns it in his oil furnace to heat his shop !
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