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Posted by Wayne on February 13, 2004 at 20:05:51 from (209.153.128.137):
In Reply to: LP Farmalls posted by jed on February 13, 2004 at 16:32:09:
Jed, I think that these tractors were basically a gasoline engine built to run on the cheaper Lp fuel. You would see these more often in the southern states. They require a vaporizer or regulator to take the liquid propane fuel and turn it into a vapor that could be burned easily. This is helped along by the heated engine water that runs thru the regulator. They seem to run much cleaner than a gas or diesel. My experience is that they are difficult to start and run in very cold temperatures. I like these tractors because of there uniqueness. Send me aline if you are not not interested in all of them.
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