Makro offer for veg runners - Page 2

Fez_uk · 14-02-2013, 21:41

generally the best veg oil you can use as fuel I believe.

mr tickle · 14-02-2013, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Fez_uk

http://www.farmfoods.co.uk/includes/...g/Vouchers.pdf

No idea on bulk, I bought 50litres when I went in last and they did not have any issue. They had quite a bit out and probably a load in stores.

They are like £9.95 so you got to buy a packet or crisps or something to get it over the limit

Have you got some new axles?

Just bought 5 x 10 litre bottles from farmfood with the voucher you linked to

These 10 litre bottles are also easier to fill up with than the 20 litre cubies.

I had the car outside and was loading them in and the lad on the till said he would give me a hand as the store was empty. Just opened the boot now at home and either the containers are breeding or the lad slipped me an extra one in

Result.

stinka · 14-02-2013, 21:44

I think its more of a concern in common rail diesels than the trusty old td27

I will run to destruction anyhow

stinka · 14-02-2013, 21:46

Btw, I go in to booker buy 2 barrels of KTC then go outside and pour it in on the carpark before driving off

AD Ent · 14-02-2013, 21:53

Bookers, think we got one of them near us. I'll see if I can join. Fair point about 10ltr being easier to fill, recently I've cut the end of me funnel, much quicker. It's the glug glug I don't like.

arcascomp · 15-02-2013, 10:34

drill a small hole in the back of the handle of a cubie and stick in a self tapper to seal. remove the screw when you're pouring and it will allow the air in to ease the glug glug.

puddle hoppers inc. · 15-02-2013, 19:03

i bought a fluid transfer pump from my local factors, £6.99. i put the 20 ltr on the wheelie bin and pump away. much quicker than funneling it in i reckon.

14-02-2013, 21:41	#16
Fez_uk Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Mid-Wales Vehicle: Maverick 2.7 - Patrol 4.2 Posts: 5,645	generally the best veg oil you can use as fuel I believe.

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stinka Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Staffs Vehicle: '02 Terrano TDI sport lwb Posts: 3,787	I think its more of a concern in common rail diesels than the trusty old td27 I will run to destruction anyhow

14-02-2013, 21:46	#19
stinka Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Staffs Vehicle: '02 Terrano TDI sport lwb Posts: 3,787	Btw, I go in to booker buy 2 barrels of KTC then go outside and pour it in on the carpark before driving off

14-02-2013, 21:53	#20
AD Ent Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Vehicle: Terrano II SE+ 2.7 2000 Posts: 915	Bookers, think we got one of them near us. I'll see if I can join. Fair point about 10ltr being easier to fill, recently I've cut the end of me funnel, much quicker. It's the glug glug I don't like.

15-02-2013, 10:34	#21
arcascomp Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Vehicle: 96 Mitsubishi Challenger! Posts: 775	drill a small hole in the back of the handle of a cubie and stick in a self tapper to seal. remove the screw when you're pouring and it will allow the air in to ease the glug glug.

15-02-2013, 19:03	#22
puddle hoppers inc. Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: west midlands Vehicle: terrano se 2.7 Posts: 1,041	i bought a fluid transfer pump from my local factors, £6.99. i put the 20 ltr on the wheelie bin and pump away. much quicker than funneling it in i reckon.