Oil Sprayer for UTV for dust control?

[ArlyA]

found here. Carcinogenic potential of gasoline and diesel engine oils. - PubMed - NCBI

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Carcinogenic potential of gasoline and diesel engine oils.
McKee RH1, Plutnick RT.
Author information
Abstract

Used gasoline engine oils are carcinogenic in mouse skin and mutagenic in Salmonella. The toxicity of fresh gasoline engine oils and that of fresh and used diesel engine oils are less well defined. The present studies examined the dermal carcinogenic potential of a series of fresh and used oils from both gasoline and diesel engines. The used oils represented a variety of operating conditions. The objective of the study was to assess the potential carcinogenic hazards associated with exposure to these materials. The majority of the used gasoline engine oils tested were carcinogenic although one oil, collected after a relatively short drainage interval, was inactive in the dermal carcinogenesis bioassay. Additionally, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) concentrations were elevated in the used oils in comparison to the fresh oils. The fresh gasoline engine oils and both the fresh and used diesel engine oil samples were noncarcinogenic, and there was little evidence of elevated PAH levels in the used diesel engine oils. The carcinogenic potency of used oils from gasoline engines was related to drainage interval, but other factors such as contribution of the fuel due to blowby and driving cycle may also have been important. The used diesel engine oils were not carcinogenic even after extended use.

 

[Snobdds]

Silly....the lab analysis tests for wear metals commonly found in internal combustion engines and says nothing about toxicity. Like giving someone a math test to see how well they spell. Even more misleading is your lab results only represent wear metals in your engine for a defined period of time. Only a complete idiot would give any credence to your so called 菟roof that used motor oil is not hazardous.:laughing::laughing:

Are you saying there are super secret compounds not found on the "elements" section of an analysis? It's always the "other" thing that can't be defined that is going to prove your point, right? When you find that other thing hiding in plain sight, let me know.

Until then I will continue to enjoy be oil laden driveway.

 

[Snobdds]

found here. Carcinogenic potential of gasoline and diesel engine oils. - PubMed - NCBI

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Carcinogenic potential of gasoline and diesel engine oils.
McKee RH1, Plutnick RT.
Author information
Abstract

Used gasoline engine oils are carcinogenic in mouse skin and mutagenic in Salmonella. The toxicity of fresh gasoline engine oils and that of fresh and used diesel engine oils are less well defined. The present studies examined the dermal carcinogenic potential of a series of fresh and used oils from both gasoline and diesel engines. The used oils represented a variety of operating conditions. The objective of the study was to assess the potential carcinogenic hazards associated with exposure to these materials. The majority of the used gasoline engine oils tested were carcinogenic although one oil, collected after a relatively short drainage interval, was inactive in the dermal carcinogenesis bioassay. Additionally, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) concentrations were elevated in the used oils in comparison to the fresh oils. The fresh gasoline engine oils and both the fresh and used diesel engine oil samples were noncarcinogenic, and there was little evidence of elevated PAH levels in the used diesel engine oils. The carcinogenic potency of used oils from gasoline engines was related to drainage interval, but other factors such as contribution of the fuel due to blowby and driving cycle may also have been important. The used diesel engine oils were not carcinogenic even after extended use.

Don't drink used motor oil or bath in it.

It's not rocket science.

 

[Snobdds]

I put him on ignore long ago. No point in trying to reason with a fool.

But you still knew who he was banging his head against, that's not how the ignore function works. If it wasn't obvious.

 

[Snobdds]

If those so worried about oil on roadways...you should lead by example and not drive on any asphalt based road. After all, emulsified oil keeps the aggregate together.

So us how your concerns translate into action.

 

[stuckmotor]

Oil for dust control? California? This is a joke, right?

Lincoln California is about 120 miles from Frisco. It's got to be a joke.

 

[stuckmotor]

If the OP wanted to stir up disagreement in the group, he's succeeded.

 

[stuckmotor]

If I'm reading the information about the OP correctly, he joined nearly ten years before posting his first and only message. Things must have gone smoothly until last month.
Join Date03-15-2010
Last Activity02-08-2020 10:55 AM

 

[5030]

If I'm reading the information about the OP correctly, he joined nearly ten years before posting his first and only message. Things must have gone smoothly until last month.
Join Date03-15-2010
Last Activity02-08-2020 10:55 AM

That is funny right there.....:cool2:

 

[5030]

I see snoober is running in overdrive...lol I cannot read his comments (unless I choose to) and I don't choose to.