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YAHOO I've just been given 695 liter's of Jet a1 fuel ( kero), son in-law is the ops manger of a helicopter company, he phoned me last Friday to say they have 3000 liters of jet fuel thats been sitting in a tank for 2 years and he asked if I want any , you bet I do , so I'm getting 3 x 205 Lt drums plus 4 x 20 Lt drums

Mike

Jet fuel sound way cooler than Kero. Your just coming out of winter so you don't need to heat your shop. Did you get any of that snow last week?

So are you using it to fuel your foundry or a slop heater? And do you mix it with used motor oil or straight?

Jammer wrote:Jet fuel sound way cooler than Kero. Your just coming out of winter so you don't need to heat your shop. Did you get any of that snow last week?

Hi jammer....Kero is justtttttt so common lol lol, our min winter temp is about 40 deg f and thats a night time temp, day time temp hangs around 65 f so I don't need shop heating

Silverforge wrote:So are you using it to fuel your foundry or a slop heater? And do you mix it with used motor oil or straight?

I'll only be using it to mix with ether wmo or wvo.....i have just got in touch with a snack food shop next to were I work and thery said when ever I need some oil to let them know and they'll keep a 20 lt drum for me

no Jammer we didn't get the snow, it doesn't snow were I live, I have never seen the stuff in my 60 years on this planet

Mike

There was somewhere down there that got dumped on, I imagine the southern area. It is a pretty large country.

Jammer wrote:There was somewhere down there that got dumped on, I imagine the southern area. It is a pretty large country.

It was damn cold right up the eastern states, but snowed up in the mountains in some parts, were I live the weather I would think would be about the same as Florida

Mike

Mike,

Give me the details on the composition of that Jet fuel. There are some brands out there that will flat out fuck your respiritory system up and kill you in short order breathing the exhaust of it. My son was a crew chief for F16's in the chair force, he's seen men go down from a few whifs of the exhaust and never seen them again after their trip to the hospital. Each of them were discharged from service on 100% disability. He's heard some of those who succummed to the fumes ended up dieing shortly after. One huff and you're done, he said. May take a few weeks but you're done, nonetheless. I work in the hazmat industry... let me know what it is you're about to fuel up with so I can look up the particulars and give you some advice, even if nothing more than a go-ahead. Don't want to see anyone get hurt out of ignorance.

Frank

Thanks Frank, I'll see what i can find out

Mike

Try this frank

http://www-static.shell.com/static/aus/ ... _jeta1.pdf