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Szuper kis motor! Kár hogy magyarországra nem száloít egy kedves forgalmazó sem belőle.

I would like to see this same video, but using waste oil from a car engine change.

very interested to see how well the waste oil/diesel conversion goes in the long term.

One lesson I learned the hard way, is that if you have an old analog-style killowatt hour meter, it will never turn backwards unless its backfed at 240 volts. Backfeeding with a grid-tie inverter at 120 volts doesnt make the meter run backwards unfortunately. This can easily be fixed by using one of those travel transformers (autotransformers) to boost the 120 to 240 and backfeed both legs of power.

Please continue with this! So I myself have thought of doing something like this. I am already grid tied approved with my solar. I was thinking of using an egr cooler on the exhaust using the waste heat to help heat my house and then all the electric going back. Yes here they buy back 100% so it's like a perfect battery without the cost. And using a waste product like engine oil Tops it off.

Micro plastics are the perfect seasoning for hazelnuts 😋

The chinese always ship these with the fuel filter fitted the wrong way!

Lol, what a noob.. “my heater ram off used motor oil for two whole hours, and hasn’t died yet!” You should see if it goes more than a day. Mine usually dies at about 6-8 hours into motor oil. The ONLY way you MAY be able to cheat is by using used hydraulic oil because it doesn’t have the detergents or impurities that used motor oil does. Plus, used motor oil often has a bunch of synthetics mixed in. It’s literally engineered to get hot and not burn. You might as well burn plastic in your diesel heater.. Honestly, just buy purple diesel, it’s already dirt cheap and will work forever.. if you’re pinching Pennie’s beyond that, get a real used motor oil furnace, such as a ported out mobile home kerosine furnace (forced air), and rig it with a preheated reservoir.. it’s gonna cost you like $500 for a new one with cosmetic damage or $150 for a used one. If that’s too complicated, just burn wood..

Would it not be better to supercharge it vs a turbo? I’ve seen both about the price range for these small engines

I have the same Situan Sifa MB168F. That dirty motor oil is abrasive carbon. Get it overboard. I made a .787 inch to 1 inch crankshaft adapter and a 7 inch pulley likes 1 inch. The oil consumption will surprise you. It wants a plate aluminum mounting base and a square steel or sheet steel mount will always flex and damage the hollow mounting lugs. I avoid high revs and very low idle. In 25 hours of gentle break in, it should run sweet. I never cracked the fuel nut loose. Avoid ether starting and flame. If you must do cold, use hot water on the cylinder head. Most vegetable oils are contaminated with glycerol.

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25? LOL. Try 5.

You have to turn your phone the other way opposite of tictoc. If you do this your video will fill the screen unless you are making a RUclips short

It works awesome on rims too but don't get on rubber...eats it up

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The questions is, what about the pollution to the soil? Does it will be a safe spot to plant and harvest?

One thing to bear in mind when mixing used engine oil with diesel fuel to run a diesel engine is the acids which accumulate in engine oil as a byproduct of the combustion process can eventually deteriorate the seals in the injection system. Although various vegetable oils are perfectly acceptable to run in a diesel engine, vegetable oils have a slightly lower BTU per pound rating than diesel fuel, so a 10% decrease in available horsepower can be expected. "Vegging it" is a trend used by some diesel car owners to run their vehicles on used deep fryer oil from fast food restaurants.

Going to buy one and put it on a bicycle. I have 300 gallons of used engine oil great for free fuel.

Not bad for 200 bucks 😊

I know the frame in the gasser is lighter duty. Just a heads up. That gasser rear end is a dana 60 with a 44 front. The diesel dually is an 80 rear with a 60 front. Be better off swapping the dash over to the dually

Mounting the 168 F on steel is a great way to erode or even crack your mounting lugs. It also produces a racket. A thick plate of aluminum is way better. Look at them on the bottom. Turbo? Just bad. Alternate fuels? What fuels? Abrasive fuels? Fuels that create a ton of deposits? You went straight to bad practices. Comic Book motor care.

I have that same 01 with the magnum the rear end hasn't given me any issues 350 thousand and still rolling 💪

I'm putting up a video to see if these 3hp diesels can run on diesel.😅

Put a load on the engine.

Mount this to the trunk lid on my beater Corolla so i can roll coal

That's expensive using road diesel in a little diesel engine like that get some of that untaxed off-road diesel

Do you think the crank from a predator 6.5 would fit in there?

Zinc poisoning

It needs an aluminum base, a big pulley, an alternator, and pump diesel.

I can't get mine to run. I did everything in the video but fuel won't fill the lines. Like it doesn't leave the tank and I don't know what to do. Help

Good stuff!

Excellent video

No one ever says how long it will actually last on high

I have one of these also. Fuel filter is on backwards from the factory !

Where did you buy that creature

This diesel engine is really interesting due to its size .i got mine for 135bucks here in ph

Sichuan Shifa MB168F. Watch the oil consumption. I made a 20 MM to one inch shaft adapter. Well spent purchase. It likes a 7 inch pulley for a 10si Delco alternator. 15W40 and avoid lowest and highest RPM. Mount on a thick aluminum plate.

I have 2 of these they are amazing!!!

I wish you didn't speed up the startup part I'm wanted to see how well it started with the drill method. Anyway awesome video definitely do that pressure washer stand that how i test mine makes it easier to move too. Great job on the video definitely do more running different fuels. Its awesome to see what these little engines will run on. I just got 2 of them and still playing with different ideas for them.

I have one of these on a minibike. Custom intake and exhaust. Runs extremely well!

5:16 just a sugesstion, dont tip the motor over a whole bunch while its running, it can starve the engine of oil

Was looking at that one this morning, where did you acquire it? Thanks

I have one of these too :) Runs extremely well, and mine always starts first pull! Its important to change the oil soon after your first run, however. Metal particles came out of mine most likely left from manufacturing. I ran mine for 10 minutes and then I changed the oil in order to flush it out. It runs super well, im very pleasantly surprised! My only complaint is how loud it is, but thats the nature of all air cooled diesels. I think i need to build a sound proofed box for it, hehe. Im using mine on a homemamde generator set, what i really like is that i can run it at basically idle and it still has enough torque to spin the generator even at a decent load :3 so the fuel economy is absolutely amazing. Plus the ability to run on alternative fuels is awesome!

Not a prob. Chinese fuel filters do not even seal. Mine let crud go past into my engine. Sadsakosartz!.

1:02 and I'm better it will run.

What size is the shaft?

I would highly recommend pre filtering the veggie oil so you don't get build up. A lot of oils have contaminates from its production. A lot of times it creates really bad deposits, especially if it's been used.

I dont think i would have switched a used fuel filter around. You could wash trash into the pump. Should have put a new filter on it .

I would have thought diesel fuel is cheaper than vegetable oil, in Australia that bottle of vegetable oil costs about $4 and it's not even one liter where diesel fuel is $1.97 per liter.

I’d be worried about the long term affects that would have on the engine. Veggie oil has a higher viscosity than diesel, would probably lead to premature wearing of many parts. Not sure how the droplets coming out of your carb jets would compare to diesel as well but I’d imagine you’d experience a bunch of problems with long term use.