Just to clarify - my word-search is not limited to just "all-fuel" like Deere and Co. used. I have no trouble finding multi-fuel tractor videos. I just have not been able to find one that shows one changing over. I don't have enough bandwidth here to play every video I come across. I have already gone through around 30 that looked promising but were duds. I had a Ford Model T that was all-fuel. I also had a Deere BO and H. All were very difficult to get going on kerosene. Even with the radiator closed all the way off - I usually had to work the machine hard and then switch over and even then - it was not smooth. I'd like to find some video footage of something like that. I thought it would be easy - but U-Tube is loaded with a lot of stuff - some good and some pretty bad. I was also trying to find a video of the starting procedure for a diesel-fueled chainsaw like an old Comet. I found one that kind of shows it quickly but not in detail and guy kind of cheats by using a modern propane torch to preheat it.
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