Posted by Allen Slotto on August 17, 2008 at 13:39:31 from (75.172.111.22):
In Reply to: Re: Curburetor needed posted by Kentb of SWMO on August 16, 2008 at 05:21:35:
Kent, While propane does have it's advantages, it also has it's disadvantages. I am not running a combine or other farm implement for trade. I am a hobbyist, doing this for fun. The tug does not have a propane tank mount. Someone bolted a piece of plywood to the top of the engine cover. There were a few nails bent over which I believe was the means of holding the tank to the plywood. The greatest problem I have with propane is that, per your suggested equipment list, I would have to buy (or rent) two propane tanks, build a proper bracket for the tank, plus replace all the hoses and have the prpessure regulator and propane carburetor rebuilt. Any volunteers for financial backing on this?
A gas carb I can rebuild myself, and gas hose is under $1.00 a foot. Sometimes I have a reason for doing things the way that I do.
To all, including Kent, sorry for the tone of this message, but I need/want a gasoline carburetor for a reason, not a whim.
Allen
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Name: Kent R Phone: 417- Location: Message: About the LP system on your Clark tow tractor. I would almost bet it is set-up for fork lift tanks. These tanks have a gauge and if you had a spare running out would be unlikely. One tank with no larger a engine than the little Continental is would last a long day towing planes. What I am trying to say is not to dismiss LP out of hand. Dad was this way when he had the chance to buy two LP fueled combind. This was before I had mine. Since I have had mine for 10 years, he now wishes he had bought them. Hind site is always 20-20. Kent -------------------------------------------------
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