Posted by ericlb on November 24, 2012 at 04:37:39 from (12.189.32.54):
ive been enjoying a copy of tractor and machine magazine i picked up at tsc, this is a European tractor magazine which i didnt know, now even with me being a redneck, my interpretation of English english is reasonable, as far as different words used for the same meaning, ie, when a British man is "fitting" a piston to a block, he's doing what we would call 'installing' the piston in the block, the same piston which came out of it, we would use the term 'fitting" to describe machine work done to be able to use a different piston in the block than that which came out of it and so on, but im seeing a lot of antique tractors in the auctions and sales over there as running on petrol [ gasoline] and either paraffin, or tvo, im assuming parifin is kerosene? but what is tvo? saw a farmal cub in there listed for 2600 pounds? about 6 grand????
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