If you make your own bio, be really careful to get the OK from whomever's giving you your grease, or you could end up like this poor guy. Article here.

Nevada man arrested for allegedly stealing grease for biodiesel fuel

		David Richardson, 49
		Photo by: Special to The Times

We got hit last week.    They stole about 50 gallons.   

Tony made a real nice locking lid so it won't happen again. 

It was sucked dry so it looks like a pro job.   The drums sitting about 15 yards away belong to the big guys.

They are empty too.    There is a camera on them but we have not checked.

The stolen grease is on its way to Europe ?

Thanks, Steve

P.S.  If you are trying to find places to get  WVO you could mention that the big guys are sending our biodiesel over seas.

They might want to help the homebrewer and not the greedy big guys that are in it just for the money !

P.S.S.  Few homebrewers have 5000 gallon trucks !  

The title of this thread seems to insinuate that homebrewers are the dishonest thieves out there stealing WVO.   I thought a "homebrewer" was a small time, hobby type of producer that makes a few gallons at a time for his own use.  Am I wrong?  If not, I dont think it's fair to cast a shadow on homebrewers based on this guy.   Anyone with a 5000 gallon collection truck is hardly just making a few gallons at a time in his garage or shed!  This guy may not have an official, legal biodiesel production company, but he certainly doesn't seem to be a homebrewer! 

^^^ Excellent point.  That dude was big time. 

 Oh, I didn't mean to besmirch homebrewers. I more wanted to warn them that they need to make sure they're careful where they get their oil and that they've OKed it with that oil producer.

Clearly, this guy's not a homebrewer.