Oil Sprayer for UTV for dust control?

[Paystar]

Reminds me of a trucking company I had one of my highway tractor brokered to. One day I had to replace an oil cooler on an N14 Cummins. So I go into their repair shop, and the owner, the mechanics and a bunch of drivers are sitting around. I asked if they had any pails around.

They said "for what"

I said to drain the oil and coolant when I pull the cooler off.

Owner looks at me and says "what's the matter with the ground?" LOL

 

[D2Cat]

My neighbor and I use to treat the county road in front of our houses with old drained motor oil. He got it in 55 gal barrels. It was drained from large engines at the nearby Phillips pumping station. We had a PVC header rigged up with a valve to control flow. Worked fine, did the job of dust control, no one ever made a comment or complained. They were large Mosburg engines, I think. Times have changed.

Now it's OK to kill babies and and call it women's rights, but you better not put oil on the road or you'll get the gov't chasing you!!

 

[EddieWalker]

I'm not a fan of spraying oil on roads, even though I've seen it done every time I see the County or Highway people paving the roads. What is a lot worse for the planet and environment is when the Government does something to "save" the planet like MTBE, electric cars, wind farms, and solar farms. Just imagine how much cleaner our air, water and soil would be if those programs had never been forced on us!!!

 

[Big Barn]

. One day I had to replace an oil cooler on an N14 Cummins.

N14

 

[ruffdog]

I'm not a fan of spraying oil on roads, even though I've seen it done every time I see the County or Highway people paving the roads. What is a lot worse for the planet and environment is when the Government does something to "save" the planet like MTBE, electric cars, wind farms, and solar farms. Just imagine how much cleaner our air, water and soil would be if those programs had never been forced on us!!!

But then, just think how much cleaner the Earth would be if humans had never existed...

 

[D2Cat]

Ruffdog, how could one think about something if they didn't exist? I'm confused

 

[HarryVanderpool]

guys...oil comes from the ground and is broken down by normal enzymes found in nature.

The spot on the ranch where old oil was dumped many years ago is now one of the greenest parts of the place.

relax...

Sounds like you should start fertilizing your vegetable garden with used motor oil every year.
Spring, summer and fall.
Imagine all of the healthy vegetables for your family to eat!!!

 

[4get gto]

Sounds like you should start fertilizing your vegetable garden with used motor oil every year.
Spring, summer and fall.
Imagine all of the healthy vegetables for your family to eat!!!

Would you still have to use as much shortening?? :laughing:

 

[ArlyA]

Our earth has thousands of carcinogens on/in it that naturally occur,, like mercury for example. It being a "natural" does not make me what to eat or bath in it. Used motor oil is loaded with carcinogens so I wouldn't be dumping that at our home. But then, I also would not consume oil that was freshly pumped up out of the ground.

 

[EddieWalker]

But then, just think how much cleaner the Earth would be if humans had never existed...

Sadly, there are plenty of people that think that this is the solution to the man made global warming hoax.