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Posted by novice on August 12, 2003 at 20:54:24 from (62.189.158.225):
Can someone please help me understand how the LP system works on an LP tractor? I presume it's like the tank on my place to the house, turn on the valve and supply goes to regulator before going to stove (or tractor, in this case). Why do I see more than one valve on the tanks, and how does the tractor engine speed get adjusted? Is there a "carburator" equivalent that opens a valve to feed more fuel supply like turning up the stove valve to increase flame height? Sorry for the ignorance here but I am just unfamiliar with this type system. Any good web sources to help describe the system on Farmalls/IHCs??
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