This is one of my fave OilBurner vidz, until watching it I had no idea you could melt aluminium so easily. Back for a rewatch whilst eating ma cheese n crackers. Cheers again OilBurner ya crazy but clever ozzie pryo :)

@glumpy10

7 жыл бұрын

Hahahahah! Thanks mate. Alooominium is really easy to melt. a decent wood fire and a blower will do it. Oil burning power just laughs at it. I got to try something a bit more challenging now like brass and steel.

Good fun, I always love you're vids. Keep up the good work.

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

ronnie coursey Thanks Ronnie!

Thats so awesome i'm going to make one out of a propane bottle when i get a big enough blower. Keep them vid coming🔥🔥🔥

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

RC matties Thanks. Let me know when you have a vid of your burner/ furnace up. Always good to see what other people come up with.

My goodness looks like you open the gates of hell 🔥

"Terminally inclined.." LOL!!

This has my gears turning. Now I'm thinking about an auto feeder for such a setup and some way to pelletize and extract the product for easier measurement... But I can't put it in my kitchen eh? 🤔 Oh well, the spare bedroom will have to do. 👍

Hi Oil Burner, loved the video and the safety tip as always. I had a thought about our leaking stainless steel bowl, if you set it inside a larger container full of sand it should stop the molten aluminium from spilling out.

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Philippe55 Excellent Suggestion! Thanks for that. Great solution.

I love your saftey tips XD

I think you warped it. Gonna need machining now.

I was just thinking about you. Have not seen any videos i a while. So stopped by to find this one. Hope you are doing well. E :)

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+TheEmptynester been through a very bad patch of late so haven't been inclined to do any vids or much else. I just uploaded a new one and I'm hoping I can find the motivation to keep going with them to keep my mind off things a bit.

I have an old Subaru engine that I plan to melt down as revrnge... Time to get a couple of steel drums!

@mrtechnophile3483

8 жыл бұрын

*revenge. The smallest engine (1.4L, '89 IIRC) was notorious for cracked heads, plus we discovered zero oil pressure because a camshaft oil seal just popped out on a trip.

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+MrTechnophile I might even get to fulfill my long awaited ambition of melting a suby engine this weekend. Here's hoping.

LOVE DISCLAIMER !!

would a 20 pound propane tank ork to do the same as this tank you are useing to make a metal melting furnace like this iv got an idea for a aluminum feed loader to use it for cans id like to try just want to know if a small tank would work to give off enough heat

Hi, would be possible to use this burner not oly for smelting ore but for blacksmithing? Any idea how to, becouse the idea is awsome and your know-how much appreciated. Keep it burned, keep it safe ;)

Hello is the output of the flame regulated by the size of the fan as in the other video you use a smaller flame and smaller fan? Or what else is the trick great results you are getting

figured you are the guy to ask, built one of these burners works great but how do I get it not to surge and run smoother ? got a few videos on my channel , if you get a chance you might check them out Im open to tips lol no clue what I am doing but I watched all of your videos hahaha

@glumpy10

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Matt. Well done on the burner/ furnace. Runs real well. I looked at your Vids and I believe I may know your problem although there were just a couple of Glimpses of what I was looking to see so forgive me where I am wrong. I believe your problem is Fuel PRESSURE as against Flow. I don't think you have enough head or height on your fuel tank. I also wonder if the fuel line is a bit small and also that fuel tap may be causing restriction. Your tank is not too deep and not to high so I would suggest the first thing would be to lift it up higher or put a small pump on it or pressurise the tank a little. The pulse type pumps like on Carby Subaru's work real well. You can see the pump in this vid. kzread.info/dash/bejne/apiH1NGeY5meotI.html I have seen them on fleabay as well. I and other people have found that having a pump on the oil or Pressurizing the tank ( 3rd option) works really well for fuel control and smooths it right out. I can get great and excessive supply with gravity and a 3/8" supply line but it will not be as smooth and precisely responsive as when the fuel is under pressure. I'm sure I don't have to say make sure the lid is off your oil tank when you are running the burner because the venting may not be keeping up which would cause what I saw in your vid with the flame flare and decline. If that tank Has a separate vent spigot and the cap seals Ok or you can help it with some plastic wrap over the hole to help seal before you screw the cap on. You could tap a air bleed from closest to the blower where the pressure will be highest and feed it back into the tank. This will overcome the back pressure from the blower and should give you a fraction positive pressure as well. Alternatively, If you could put say 1-2lb of pressure on the tank, I think you would find that would certainly cure your problem. Your fuel valve will be a little more touchy but you'll get used to it in a few minutes. I pressurise my tanks where I want higher output now and it works a treat. Either try that or get your tank up high and make sure all the air is out of the line. If you have a bubble it can make the flow through the line intermittent as it tries to come back up and the weight of the oil and pressure tries to push it down then it goes back up etc. Bleeding lines when you have low head pressure is important. It's a matter of not letting the back pressure in the air feed push back on the fuel and making sure the fuel can feed straight in. Try raising the tank first and maybe going up on fuel line Size ( use clear hose to check for Bubbles) and if that doesn't work, try either pumping or pressurizing. 99% sure that will fix it and give you a very even burn. Let me know how you go mate.

@MattsMadnessOfficial

7 жыл бұрын

thank you very much I will try all of that and see if it helps and yeah it seems I missed a few of your videos lol got a lot to learn yet , what I do know that doing this freaks people out big time hahaha also not sure if it makes a big difference or not but I am running diesel instead of waste oil at the moment until I get a better tank and valve setup but very soon plan on making the switch I got a lot of used oil stored up

Terrific designs all! Something I've been wanting to do for a long while vs wasting my time cutting scrap AL heads into pieces on the band saw for the backyard foundry. To borrow a great phrase from you... "I've got my knickers all bunched up" because I can't find any scrap extinguisher bottles anywhere here in my neck of the the swamp to build one. I've looked everywhere. Any reason I couldn't weld up some 1/4" steel well pipe with a top and bottom cap and use that instead? Have you ever tried this approach? I have gobs of 6" 8" and 10" steel well pipe that I'm thinking could be used with the same success. Thought I'd ask your advice before I started cutting up my neighbor's well this weekend. Seriously thanks for a simple and straight forward design. Looking forward to building mine very soon. All the best! Bob, Seattle WA USA

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

TheMainlinehobo Hi Bob, If I had access to 10" steel pipe, that's what I'd be using. I'm amazed the extinguisher bottles hold up so well as they do. the other thing you can use is old LPG bottles. I have a burner made from a 9Kg BBQ size and it's lasted many years. You may be able to find some of them around your local tip, recycling center or scrap metal merchants. If you have a look at my other vids, you'll see I made a perfectly serviceable burner out of dirt! When you get something running, please be sure to let me know with a link.

Have to say I like your furnace. Simple and effective! I was thinking, that large slab of alu you end up with is a bit unwieldy when it comes time to re-melt it for casting. Perhaps instead of a stainless steel mixing bowl, a bucket or trough filled with water would be better. Then you'd end up with small manageable pieces ready for the crucible.

@glumpy1024

8 жыл бұрын

+PJ Yeah, I think you are entirely correct. What I am going to do ( when it stops raining here) is Cut down a 200L drum and put a fitting in it to connect to the garden hose. I want to make the water swirl which I hope may keep the molten ally in suspention long enough for it to cool into pellets or gravel like pieces. They can then easily be measured out into a crucible for remelting in smaller, useful amounts. That said, it is cool having these huge chunks of the stuff. I want to try and melt some of it into slabs which and be machined flat and true for name plates and the like.

"A METAL HORSE TOOK A DUMP" Hahahahahahahahahaahahahahahhaa..

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Steve 1961P. I was wondering if someone would pick up on that. Didn't really realise what I said till I was editing the vid. Glad you got a laugh out of it.

the devil's leaf blower

You are brilliant!!! Ought to be on the telly.... Here in the UK the TV is swamped by just about every imaginable angle on bleddy cooking... Full of those appearing to be of male gender and all very PC and delightful chaps I'm sure, but, speaking personally, I have serious doubts as to the caliber of most of them. The great Isambard Kingdom Brunel must be spinning in his grave..... I'd love to see programs made of your stuff, complete with it's refreshing commentary, made all the better by a unique tone of voice which perhaps suggests some moderate unhinging of the mind and an imminence of something even more spectacular occurring at any given moment. I salute you Sir! {:o)

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+slurryoffagrape Wow! Think you very much. I think you have me pegged. I'm a fan of Brunell and all his cutting edge work and as for mentally unhinged, spot on again! As for the cooking shows, yeah, we are over run with contrived, Unrealistic and predictable versions of the same set formulas here too. I would love to do a TV show, I believe i could make that work but they would probably want a contrived, repeated, seen one show, seen them all type thing as well. Maybe one year if I get noticed and popular enough......?

@slurryoffagrape

8 жыл бұрын

Weenies and bean counters with clipboards.... They rule us all now... sigh.... Thank God some of us refuse to be subdued... {:o)

First time I've seen your videos, absolutely LOVED IT!!! What caused the flare up at about the 5:00 mark?

@BrassStacks

8 жыл бұрын

+Dylan G , I just saw that I was #14,999 to watch this. One off from a cool arbitrary number! lol

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+Dylan G I think FUN caused the flare up! :0) No, I over fueled it a bit before and it was just all the oil coming up to boiling temp and vaporising all at once. Nothing to worry about, You'll see in some of my other vids I do it on purpose as I love the effect.

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+Dylan G You sure? It's showing 22384 now and your comment was supposedly posted 2 hours ago. Either YT's counters are off or this vid is screaming along. Unfortunately, I think the former is more likely but glad to know you are enjoying the vids.

@wombatdj

8 жыл бұрын

+Oil Burner This video is screaming along because it's been mentioned in here - jalopnik.com/melting-a-subaru-engine-head-in-your-backyard-looks-ama-1740114499 That's what brought me here, and I'm staying. Great work, mate.

@BrassStacks

8 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner , Thanks for the reply! I had a good time watching this and will dive into some others later today. I'm glad Jalopnik mentioned you like wombadj said, you deserve more views! This is too much fun to not go viral. lol I'm going to go look for more flare ups!

Can you do this with veg oil and/ or engine oil? Would a standard furnace build minus the crucible be more efficient? Exhaust hole at the top Al drip hole at the bottom? I have an old garden leaf blower, would that do the trick for the blower?

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

christian wagener I'm using Veg and engine oil in this . Any oil will work. I think there is a furnace type like you describe. I think it's called a cupola. May be more efficient but when you are using waste oil, that's not usually the highest priority. Leaf blowers make for very powerful burners as they put out a lot of air.

@Christianwagener1

9 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner Thank you.

Hello, what was your oil flow rate?

very cool you should try and melt a whole engine, piston, block, and engine oil and all

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Josh Kilen That's been on the cards for a long time. Getting an engine lined up has been a problem. I might be on to one soon though. Definitely something I want to do.

@JoshKilen

9 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner try and find a whole scrap engine, maybe a small single cylinder two stroke would do?

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Josh Kilen I'm after a Subaru Engine as they will fit in a 205L Drum and I should be able to get hold of one. I want to do the whole engine and then just be left with the steel parts like crank, con rods, Liners etc. I already did a small 2 Stroke in one of my other vids. Time to get serious! Keen to see how much ally I get as well. .

@JoshKilen

9 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner you should start with a junk lawn mower engine that will fit in the drum you already have

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Already have. Check my other furnace Vids.

Does it make any difference how high up the cylinder you mount the air/oil intake tube? yours seems high up for a large cylinder, I'm using and old air compressor tank of a similar size.

@glumpy10

7 жыл бұрын

I like to put the inlet about 1/3rd Up the bottle. This stops the air blowing direct on any oil pooled in the bottom and cooling it. Also allows plenty of room for mixing with with air and burning of the fuel. I have put the inlets lower and the burners work and I doubt there is any ideal position. Whatever works is good!

i would like to see a square oven build out of bricks with the outlet of the burner in the side so that you could put a lid on it and it will meld steel :D you could seal the gaps between the bricks with wet mud that will dry during the process

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Thomas Schwarzinger Have done a brick oven before as you may have seen on my other vid but am keen to do another one. I was thinking about seeing if I could find an old gas stove and see if I could power that that with a burner. Should be fun to see what I could melt in that.

@thomasschwarzinger7757

9 жыл бұрын

Yes i have seen that And i thought you could tune that idea up. Bit, so it is Anke to meld Iron A stronger burner, seal the gaps and a solid ground that dosnt melt through

I LOOOVE YOUR security warnings... On a sidenote... how WARM do you expect this to be?? I don't know the meltingpoint of allu, but i expect it to be a few thousand degrees celcius?

@TheLittlered1961

7 жыл бұрын

It is about 500 c or about 900f. I worked in a foundry. we liked to keep it at about 1000f to 1100f, about 610c. It has been over 30 years, so I maybe a little off on the numbers but close. To give you a time frame. We were making parts for a 5.25 " floppy drive. You know the ones. Could not hold the information of one picture from a smart phone today.

@TheLittlered1961

7 жыл бұрын

I had a thermal couple get broken and I notice the pot, aluminum, getting red hot. When the new thermal couple was installed the temp read somewhere between 1400f and 1500f, this is about 850c.

I wonder why there was a MASSIVE spike in views in November? Look at the statistics! Jun to Nov it crawls up to ~4000 then jumpts to 36000.

@MrMagichobo21

8 жыл бұрын

cold weather maybe? people looking for cheap ways to heat an area

Hey brother.... WHERE ARE YOU????? Hope all is well... Drop a dime, will ya!!

Sorry if this has been asked, have you tried melting cast iron? I know you mention adding a blower in your most recent video comments. I bet that would definitely melt iron.

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+Jared Fox I have mentioned it for months but still on the endless " To do " list. I am assembling bricks to build a furnace for this. I expect to melt the bricks into a big slag heap but also hope to melt the iron in the process. I don't think the power of the burner is as important as enclosing the material to allow the temp to get up to where it needs to be. Others melt iron and use much less heat than I am capable of generating.

@jaredfox1005

8 жыл бұрын

That makes sense. I've melted aluminum with propane using refractory I made from stuff at the local hardware store. Finding something that holds up to 3000 degrees Celsius is harder and much more expensive! Great design by the way. It's so simple.

you madman

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+TheGi101 Yes! This must be the first of my vids you have seen if you just worked that out! :0)

Jesus thats some beast, it wouldnt take long to fuck a packet of marsh mallows with that.haha good video mate.

@BusterCat

9 жыл бұрын

That made my day hahahahaha

Safety tip of the day: do not twerk against the flame wearing a asbestos thong!

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Arjan Wilbie You are beter by far than I am at these tips. Always funny.... Errr, I mean very helpful for the terminally stupid and useless.

@arjanwilbie2511

9 жыл бұрын

Always happy to help.

Сайн уу .Би Монголоос бичэж байна .Гууль хайлуулж болох уу ? Туслаач

LOL. Why in God's name does such a thing like this exist. Thank you sir.

@iamtenzin4409

8 жыл бұрын

+Kaleb Broadhead I WANT ONE! NO! I WANT TWO! MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAH!

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+IamTenzin Hmmm, Dual Melting furnaces? Now that sounds like a basis for a video!!!

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+Kaleb Broadhead Ummm, Because it can? :0)

are you pumping oil or gravity feed? I'd like a pic of the pump. Going to put out a call on FB local community to see if anyone has the crap I need floating around in their garage. Since scrap prices suck, I might be building this next summer instead of collecting scrap.

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+TheStarforce2 Technically it's gravity fed. There is no pump but I do put about 2 PSI on the fuel tank to get the flow I want when the thing is cranked up. It will run without the tank pressurisied and I often to it that way but to really get the thing cranking I like the tank to have some pressure. The gravity feed also depends on the tank height and back pressure. I am going to tap a small fitting on the end of the blower and feed a line back to the tank to neutralise the back pressure on the fuel flow which will also allow greater fuel flow. I use a 1/2 " fuel line and don't want to go any bigger than that because it gets annoying for me to work with in a non permanent setup.

@TheStarforce2

8 жыл бұрын

+Oil Burner Ok, so before you made that tap you must be using a separate small fan for back pressure and then just a valve for the throttle? Speaking of fans, just how much output is the main fan giving you? It seems to be important to have at least a minimum output. That little plastic fan that seemed to be from a car dashboard on your original build video seemed to not provide much. Also, how much fuel did you expend during the 15 min this vid ran? Need to get an idea how much veg oil I need to stock pile. I got a pile of mower engines and a 55 gal drum heaped full of various alum-steel components, and at least that much piled up in 2 other places.

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+TheStarforce2 I can't answer a lot of your questions because I don't know the answers. I don't get wrapped up in details. I simply use what I have and go from there. I NEVER measure anything and have no idea of blower outputs or even how I would state them...CFM, watts, KPA??? I get a blower, I build the burner, fire them up and they work. There is no magic or special tricks to it and I don't have any way to measure all these things people ask. I probably used about 10L of oil for this burn but the consumption is not fixed and will depend on a heap of variables. Just put together what you can find and don't get caught up in details. There is no set formula for this. If you loaded the drum up and kept it full you could possibly melt down what you describe with 25L of oil. Get 50 for good measure and you'll be fine.

@TheStarforce2

3 жыл бұрын

@@glumpy10 here's a thought, show a video of the flow rate coming out of your fuel tube without the system being lit. That will give a good visual cue as to the rate of flow.

@glumpy10

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheStarforce2 I will try remember that for the next Vid. Shooting one in the next day or 2 weather depending.

i am so glad you are not our neighbour, my wife would have left me:)) cause we would of been mates:)

OB, are you OK???? Nothing in 3 weeks!!!! Did you melt your camera?? Hope all is well brother... Let us know.....

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Steve 1961P. Time Flys "eh? All Good Steve, Been away and been Crook but I'll have something new up this week. I appreciate your asking after me!

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

Steve 1961P. All Good Steve. I have been wearing the ultimate safety accessory known to mankind. Gloves. As you have seen from all the safety sissy Drivel, as long as you are wearing Gloves, you are fully protected from Nuclear Holocaust, Ailen Death rays and the bleating of Safety Zealots who know Nothing and take every opportunity to prove it beyond doubt. Of course without gloves, You are a sure gonner just lying in bed. Just ask the safety Nazis, they will tell you. Over and over and over and ov.... again no matter what the vid is about, no matter how safe what you are doing is, regardless of the other 50 cry babys that have already exhausted their complete and total knowledge of DIY droning on about it.... they will tell you!!!

P.S..... I know you don't recommend it for the kitchen, but I was wondering what your thoughts are on one being tastefully installed in the centre of the lounge? I'm thinking it would heat up a pile of bricks I've been saving to provide an effective thermal heat store and also to heat my tin bath for the weekly cleansing session. As a bonus, I would hope it would provide an absorbing conversation piece with any woman I may be able to lure in here on the sofa and also distract her from my subtle fumbling until she becomes helplessly overcome with uncontrolled desire..... {:o?

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+slurryoffagrape My suggestion is to make sure the flames don't lick at the ceiling too much so as not to discolor the paint work. Nothing more unsightly than grey ceilings when you are entertaining having high tea with watercress and cucumber sandwiches. You bathe weekly?? Wow! I thought of that but now I can say I'm concerned about the environment and saving water which means I don't have to subject myself to getting wet more than once a month or spend money on needless household items like Soap. As far as your healthy and well balanced proclivities go with the ladies, You may also be able to modify the Chimney with and indoor oil burner so the fumes from the fire are partially admitted to the room and said company becomes slightly overcome with Co2 fumes which I heard will result in hallucinations that will help with said overcoming desire. I'll have to try this with the Mrs. I keep telling her to keep drinking till I look better and become desirable but she keeps passing out before that happens and doesn't like the week she has to spend in hospital recovering from alcohol poisoning afterwards. :0(

@slurryoffagrape

8 жыл бұрын

Ha, ha, ha..... Laughing at that. You and I would get on very well..... Ha, ha, ha.... :)

Next time melt a cast iron cylinder head.

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

luckygen1001 Pffft! I'll bring the burner round to your place and I'll let the Master show me how to do cast. I was just looking at your camshaft melt Thinking I can get plenty of them but what would -I- do with them? Not what you can that's for sure!!

Why the hell do you always say: How the DEVIL are ya?!?!

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

+Madalin Mihai It's an Australian Slang Greeting. I say it with people I meet in person that I have a personal relationship with. Pretty much a greeting of endearment you might say.

@DavisCoD2013

8 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner Sounds like an insult for me...

@glumpy10

8 жыл бұрын

Madalin Mihai Sorry you feel that way. I guess it's impossible to please everyone.

@DavisCoD2013

8 жыл бұрын

True... Forget it...

How are you fkn doing man

Nice clean aluminum smelting! We have a dark side as you might infer... Question: Have any gangs contacted you about doing an "off the books" cremation? Never personally had the need to dispose of a body. But with a larger enclosure one might dispatch the mortal remains (including 'dental records') in no time flat! Only downside is neighbors might complain of the smell of burning pot roast... :) *NO* pesky DNA evidence after a thorough blast furnace job... Surprised somebody has not approached you with this proposition. =Turning WVO into MAJOR $$$ in short order! + Or, perhaps, getting paid REAL $$$ to build a multi-gang 'barbecue system.' Would get LOTS of use, one supposes... =Sorry... One of the reasons they don't let me have much internet time here in the mental hospital. =Our *compliments* from both patients and staff! ALWAYS joy to watch your vids. One pyromaniac watches them endlessly... (He is a sickie!!!)

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

OgMandin0 Love it! I have no doubt in the area I live in there would be no shortage of business either. One of my cats recently Died. I asked my Daughter if she would prefer the cat to buried in the garden or cremated. She thought for a bit and said, " You could do that couldn't you?" She elected for a burial. Firing up the furnace is certainly less physical! I was showing an acquaintance of mine some of these Vids the other day who is a fireman.Iwas thinking to myself, I wonder what this guy thinks of me and whether he wonders if I'm a pyro. I spose I am but the fires light are all for a good purpose and I am happy to admit to them! :0)

@OgMandin0

9 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner Point Of Interest: IF you are not fascinated by the smell and touch of rubber, you're NOT a pyro. Pyros also have rubber fetishes. And pyros usually fantasize about the screams of people being consumed by flames. =That *ain't* you! You're just a big kid who loves his fireworks. Who the hell doesn't???

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

OgMandin0 Well There you go. I thought it was only a love of fire not the other... unfortunate proclivities. One thing I would like to do is play fireman. I have a small Diesel Fire pump at home and I'd love to light up a big bonfire and then knock it over with the pump. Played with it a few times just pumping water but be fun to see how it would go putting out a fire.

@OgMandin0

9 жыл бұрын

Oil Burner Fighting fire is not as much fun as lighting them. Using that diesel pump sounds like it would be pretty cool. As a kid, fighting flames with "available equipment was OK so long as I wasn't close enough to get 'sun burnt.' :)

@glumpy10

9 жыл бұрын

OgMandin0 Yeah, I don't think I'd like to be anywhere near a full on bush fire. That is not my idea of fun.

Good day Oil Burner. I would like to know if the inlet hole for the fuel. Does it make a difference where it is on the pipe as I am getting blow back Into oil container. Please would you be able to assist me with my problem. Do you have a whatsapp number that I can send videos to for you to see my problem. Your help will be greatly appreciated

@glumpy10

8 ай бұрын

I usually make sure the oil feed goes well into the air inlet Pipe and try to have it a bit parallel. I have never had blow back. that can only be caused by pressure in the air inlet being higher than that of the oil feed. It should simply be a matter of raising the hight of the oil container if you are using gravity feed for the oil, make a take off from the blower close as where you can to where it attaches to the burner and run that back into the oil container which will neutralise the blow back or use a pump. The pressure feed of the oil simply has to be higher than that of the inlet air and should be fine.