URGENT Carrying waste sump oil *please help*

You blokes are starting to sound like Nissan and toyota drivers:wasntme:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Ian

Yeah, I'm dissapointed. Factor in the southern intelect & we may get a response early/mid Jan;)

---

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Nah...its just the Qlnders overinflated view if themselves :D

OK....bring on the mud :D:D:D

---

Do you want me to bring it up from vic:D:D

Brisbane City Council has got all funny about "toxic" and "dangerous" waste at their tips. They have limits on the amounts and types that can be taken to a normal tip which are now called "Transfer Stations". Much of what once just went into landfill at the local tips now has to be taken across the city to the Toxic Waste Tip out at Willawong. So what the citizens do, instead of a 40 kilometre or so round trip, is to just put their toxic waste into the weekly collected wheelie bin which no one looks into and is just picked up by the truck as long as the weight does not exceed 70 kilos. Alternatively, some just take it to the nearest bushland and throw it out. The weight limit on the bins was introduced because people were putting things like motor batteries, major engine parts, old machinery and scrap metal etc. in the bins.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Nah...its just the Qlnders overinflated view if themselves :D

OK....bring on the mud :D:D:D

---

What's ya postcode?????:oops2::D

The BP servo accross the Road has a carCare service centre & they Let me Dump all my Waste oil in their Waste Oil Drum which gets regularly collected. I have done this a few times...

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by barney

we have a mazda dealer next door to work ythat leaves all of it's old drums for colloction, we just empty our drums into them and let them pay for it. gets them back for using our driveway for unloading new cars and blocking our access

---

ive got some news for you there........


the trucks that come and collect the waste oil.....actually pay for it.......
they actually buy the old oil to use to make other products with......

so you are actually doing them a favour by dumping your waste oil in there......

Our local Council uses Kroll heaters to heat their workshops. It can get rather chilly here during Winter, and they don't get nearly enough waste oil from all the council's cars, trucks, tractors and lawnmowers, so they GLADLY will take ANY waste oil from you in any amounts. They used to spend thousands a year on heating costs, now it's free. They want to extend the heating to the council office buildings, too, so bring your oil here and cut my council rates!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

Brisbane City Council has got all funny about "toxic" and "dangerous" waste at their tips. They have limits on the amounts and types that can be taken to a normal tip which are now called "Transfer Stations". Much of what once just went into landfill at the local tips now has to be taken across the city to the Toxic Waste Tip out at Willawong. So what the citizens do, instead of a 40 kilometre or so round trip, is to just put their toxic waste into the weekly collected wheelie bin which no one looks into and is just picked up by the truck as long as the weight does not exceed 70 kilos. Alternatively, some just take it to the nearest bushland and throw it out. The weight limit on the bins was introduced because people were putting things like motor batteries, major engine parts, old machinery and scrap metal etc. in the bins.

---

The best part is if they do the right thing and take it to Willawong it's dumped in an area where the water table is only a couple of feet down, every time there is good rain it rises up and flushes down the creek that's runs just beside it.

Hey Joel did you get rid of your oil?

Thanks Ian,

Managed to transport it without any problems on my trailer, no fines, no police, no trouble:D