Posted by wing nut on September 28, 2010 at 18:49:11 from (207.118.128.26):
In Reply to: farmall h sn and fuel posted by frogbert on September 28, 2010 at 18:36:04:
Distillate is kerosene. This was an option during world war II, and at the time it was a cheap alternative to gasoline. You could burn either, but if you ran on distillate you had to start the engine on gasoline and then switch it over to distillate, so there was a small starting tank for gasoline. Yours has had the starting tank removed, so there is a hole in the hood. If you are restoring it and want it to be original, you should find a starting tank and hook it up. But you would not want to run it on kerosene now, it"s super expensive.
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