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20 litres of KTC Vegetable Oil - £16 @ Farmfoods
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Posted 27 January 2019

20 litres of KTC Vegetable Oil - £16 @ Farmfoods

£16£2536% off
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  1. kevnemma's avatar
    kevnemma
    I thought it said KFC vegetable oil
  2. lamboo's avatar
    lamboo
    Good offer, have some heat.
    Did they have any Sunflower Oil on offer?
    Thx
  3. trebor127's avatar
    trebor127
    Broc_Mudflap27/01/2019 21:07

    I didn't know that (obviously). Have you a link to the government blurb …I didn't know that (obviously). Have you a link to the government blurb please? That will set my mind at rest.... If I did partake in this particular activity of course.


    Link to bio production

    You can produce more than the 2,500 litres but you then have to pay the duty. You're obliged to keep record of hi much you're putting into your vehicle. (edited)
  4. westspeed's avatar
    westspeed
    How well is this going to work in my 10 year old diesel?
  5. swoosh007's avatar
    swoosh007
    Cheaper than diesel. Just put in whichever additive it needs to make it run...!
  6. Broc_Mudflap's avatar
    Broc_Mudflap
    The exhaust fumes smell loads better than diesel. It's also much better for the engine, and more importantly the environment!
  7. Broc_Mudflap's avatar
    Broc_Mudflap
    Broc_Mudflap27/01/2019 15:44

    The exhaust fumes smell loads better than diesel. It's also much better …The exhaust fumes smell loads better than diesel. It's also much better for the engine, and more importantly the environment!


    I would mix mine 50/50 with normal diesel. Of course I wouldn't really. That would be a serious criminal offence.
  8. the_woltons's avatar
    the_woltons
    Sadly my landrover is a petrol, I've had diesels before and ran them on 75-80% veg in the summer but in the winter needed to drop it down to 50%
  9. Weehamish's avatar
    Weehamish
    the_woltons27/01/2019 19:36

    Sadly my landrover is a petrol, I've had diesels before and ran them on …Sadly my landrover is a petrol, I've had diesels before and ran them on 75-80% veg in the summer but in the winter needed to drop it down to 50%


    Who fk buys a landrover and treats it like that???
  10. trebor127's avatar
    trebor127
    Broc_Mudflap27/01/2019 15:46

    I would mix mine 50/50 with normal diesel. Of course I wouldn't really. …I would mix mine 50/50 with normal diesel. Of course I wouldn't really. That would be a serious criminal offence.


    It wouldn't be a criminal offence....you can legally run on bio/veg oil up to 2,500 litres per year without paying duty.
  11. Broc_Mudflap's avatar
    Broc_Mudflap
    trebor12727/01/2019 20:49

    It wouldn't be a criminal offence....you can legally run on bio/veg oil up …It wouldn't be a criminal offence....you can legally run on bio/veg oil up to 2,500 litres per year without paying duty.


    I didn't know that (obviously). Have you a link to the government blurb please? That will set my mind at rest.... If I did partake in this particular activity of course.

  12. ck_'s avatar
    ck_
    Avoid the KTC extended-life oil if that's what it is. Hydrogenated crap that's strongly implicated in heart disease. If it's the normal vegetable oil then it's a good deal (assuming you have a garage to store it all)
  13. Broc_Mudflap's avatar
    Broc_Mudflap
    trebor12727/01/2019 21:12

    Link to bio productionYou can produce more than the 2,500 litres but you …Link to bio productionYou can produce more than the 2,500 litres but you then have to pay the duty. You're obliged to keep record of hi much you're putting into your vehicle.


    Many thanks thanks for the information trebor127!

    Is it costly to set a system up, if you don't mind me asking?
  14. trebor127's avatar
    trebor127
    Broc_Mudflap27/01/2019 21:21

    Many thanks thanks for the information trebor127!Is it costly to set a …Many thanks thanks for the information trebor127!Is it costly to set a system up, if you don't mind me asking?


    No idea to be honest. I only try catch people using red diesel
  15. Broc_Mudflap's avatar
    Broc_Mudflap
    trebor1277 m ago

    No idea to be honest. I only try catch people using red diesel



  16. hamsterboy's avatar
    hamsterboy
    Just about enough oil to fry my dinner in. I'll have to go back at tea time for some more though :-/
  17. glenn13's avatar
    glenn13
    Only 20 litres....damn. I was looking for 21.
  18. DigitalFootprint's avatar
    DigitalFootprint
    That's a fab deal
  19. deleted782848's avatar
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    Broc_Mudflap27/01/2019 15:46

    I would mix mine 50/50 with normal diesel. Of course I wouldn't really. …I would mix mine 50/50 with normal diesel. Of course I wouldn't really. That would be a serious criminal offence.


    No it's not. You can use up to 2500 litres a year without tax
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