willie59
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A couple of years ago we installed a new Clean Burn waste oil burner to heat our shop. I was concerned about the oil that would be poured into the outdoor tank that supplies oil burner knowing the kind of debris and crud that gets into drain pans under a vehicle or piece of machinery, not to mention going outside in the weather to empty drain pans, and didn't even want to think about the mess that would inevitably happen by doing so.
Sooo, got out a notepad, measuring tape, and started designing something to remedy the problem. Designed a waste oil sink to locate in our utility room that has the compressor, mop sink, water outlets, parts washer tank, and pressure washer. The room is on an outside wall, can locate storage tank for oil heater on the other side of the wall.
Got the design figured out the way I wanted it built, drew an isometric view, and three view drawings of the design with the desired dimensions and type of materials to use. Took the drawings to a local fabricator, and they did an excellent job fabricating it, very pleased with their work. Then I just had to source the components needed and plumb it all up.
Anchored the waste oil sink against outside wall using anchor plates on bottom of aluminum legs. The entire sink is fabricated from aluminum sheet, with square aluminum tubes for legs.
Has removable steel expanded metal drip tray to drain filters, buckets, and drain pans,
and the removable perforated steel metal stainer basket at the bottom of the sump.
The sump outlet on the bottom is connected to an oil transfer pump mouted to the floor under the sink.
Sooo, got out a notepad, measuring tape, and started designing something to remedy the problem. Designed a waste oil sink to locate in our utility room that has the compressor, mop sink, water outlets, parts washer tank, and pressure washer. The room is on an outside wall, can locate storage tank for oil heater on the other side of the wall.
Got the design figured out the way I wanted it built, drew an isometric view, and three view drawings of the design with the desired dimensions and type of materials to use. Took the drawings to a local fabricator, and they did an excellent job fabricating it, very pleased with their work. Then I just had to source the components needed and plumb it all up.
Anchored the waste oil sink against outside wall using anchor plates on bottom of aluminum legs. The entire sink is fabricated from aluminum sheet, with square aluminum tubes for legs.
Has removable steel expanded metal drip tray to drain filters, buckets, and drain pans,
and the removable perforated steel metal stainer basket at the bottom of the sump.
The sump outlet on the bottom is connected to an oil transfer pump mouted to the floor under the sink.
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