Posted by Hendrik from Germany on November 24, 2015 at 00:04:46 from (212.144.4.245):
More pictures of antique, water cooled Deutz tractors!
A typical field version of the two-cylinder Deutz F2M 417.
This is a Deutz F2M 417 general purpose tractor which was converted to run on wood gas. You can see the big gasifier and filter/Radiator combination in front of the tractor. During WWII, all civilian vehicles had to be converted to run on wood gas in order to save fuel for the German army.
There are many additional levers necessary to operate the gasifier. Starting valves, mixing valves, air valves and so on. It was NO fun to work with these wood gas vehicles, because they were not reliable. After WWII, when fuel was finally available again, most of these wood gas devices were scrapped.
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