Posted by NDS on May 14, 2011 at 10:04:41 from (98.81.0.63):
In Reply to: 1939 M- LP TO GAS posted by BUCK CLAYTON on May 13, 2011 at 19:06:35:
I have probaly burned as much LP as anyone here in tractors, cotton pickers, fork lifts and trucks and I would reccomend converting to gasoline if you plan on using tractor. LP is great if you are set for it but fueling can be a PITA if you are not and some of them do not like to start in cold weather no matter what you do for them some will start as good or better than gasoline though.
I converted my 1940 M back to gasoline and it runs fine did not run as well until I traded LP manifold for gasoline manifold. Set time by ear until it ran to suit me swo do not know how much advance if any it has.
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