Posted by spiffy1 on July 10, 2009 at 06:56:31 from (70.41.135.42):
In Reply to: Tractor fuel. posted by teddy52food on July 08, 2009 at 19:52:59:
Thanks Bob!
Knowing that, I'm becomming more and more partial to the mid '29 to 1930 22-36s - the lower water elbow has a manual thermostat [not a great selling point against some of the competition so later ones were automatic, but sure fool-proof] and can have that manifold vaporizing tar on a pint of gas!
I warned him about the oil dilution, and recommended a full oil change before winter in addition to separating and topping off the oil the next morning. Actually, I've never heard or smelled a McCormick Deering on kero, so I'm probably as itchy to see it as my neighbor is.
For the price, I think #1 diesel will get me real close to [modern] kerosene and much cheaper around here [last I checked]. Probably start with at least 10% gas to give it some ocatane - I hate to pound the babbit out - 4 poured rods get's expensive, not to imagine pistons or valves [the latter can be found, but $40 each]!
You are correct, I want to use the water to cut the ping [though, believe or not, the operators manual claims it's best to leave just a bit, the brake power should let me know if I'm too far one way or the other], however, for that reason, want the fuel mix to be "pingy" enough to notice when the water is doing it's job.
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