Follow up....

[k_p_m]

Well I posted before looking for answers.....


The machine I posted questions about, turns out is a professional grease filter that filters wvo down to 10.5 microns with just the paper filter, even less if you use the filter powder. What is the preferred micron filtration for vegistoke?

[ACC]

Originally Posted by k_p_m

Well I posted before looking for answers.....


The machine I posted questions about, turns out is a professional grease filter that filters wvo down to 10.5 microns with just the paper filter, even less if you use the filter powder. What is the preferred micron filtration for vegistoke?

Think Jason reccommends 10 Micron.

[Clay Henry]

Originally Posted by ACC

Think Jason reccommends 10 Micron.

Jason doesn't reccomend anything.
Filtration is something that seems to be very personal to each individual and no one can tell you the best way to do it, i can tel you how i would do it and then let you decide on your own from there. I filter to 5 microns. IF you only filter to 10, your going to be changing your on bourd filter more often...is that a bad thing? Thats up to you. I personally am comfortable getting around 8k miles per filter. I could step up filtration methods a tad and got more miles but hey, i pay 11 bucks for a dolaldson filter and i would be happy if i only got 5k miles out of them. so personally, yes i would filter better than 10 microns but not like some guys using 10 passes through a centrifuge filtering to .5 microns and trying to make the oil like new again...waste of time.

[PGreenSVT]

You can get a bag filter and filter it down to submicron if need be. I am using 5 micron bags and then a centrifuge.

[Motown Fire]

I filter to 5 microns.

[PGreenSVT]

If it is anything to judge by the stock filters are 10 micron IIRC.