You do not pollute with your oil?

jonule · by **jonule** » 08/07/08, 12:26

all the lubricating oil bio:
biolub (France)
http://www.maison-ecolo.com/boutic/bou_list.cgi?codefam=sol&codesfam=hui&lang=
4T engine oil, 2T, chain chains etc.

the middle · by **the middle** » 08/07/08, 12:32

Thanks Jonule

Flytox · by **Flytox** » 08/07/08, 21:20

Bonjour à tous

Hoping that the "organic" oil is not like the Alouette pâté.
(proportion 50/50 = a horse / a lark) : Mrgreen:

A+

dreamer · by **dreamer** » 08/07/08, 21:23

jonule wrote:all the lubricating oil bio:
biolub (France)
http://www.maison-ecolo.com/boutic/bou_list.cgi?codefam=sol&codesfam=hui&lang=
4T engine oil, 2T, chain chains etc.

Not bad, but hello the price: s

jonule · by **jonule** » 08/07/08, 23:05

oui c'est vrai
I also tried the PLANTOMOT sold on monopoel.de in 5w40 but expensive too;
otherwise I know that BIOLUB was distributed by the Charentaise of lubricants and sold at 1.65 € per liter in barrel of 100 or 200 L carriage paid, good that makes 20 emptying but can be on the rest of the oils they also have prices + interesting ?

> otherwise there may be a way to filter fairly fine used oil and do reverse osmosis as for drinking water, it must give rather clean oil, with 2 or 3 additives?

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