Posted by d beatty on September 24, 2018 at 07:55:26 from (98.215.123.73):
In Reply to: Re: Distillate posted by JDBRIDER on September 23, 2018 at 19:48:35:
Years ago back in the mid 60s I bought a 1937 JD D and at that time the old timers that had used those tractors told me that when they could no longer get distillate they mixed 50-50 kerosene and gasoline. You have to get engine warmed up before switching from gas to the 50-50 mixture and have a set of working shutters to regulate the temperature of engine. You also have to have the water injection valve in working order to stop knock that you will get running this mixture. When you go to shut down engine switch back to gasoline long enough so that there is none of the 50-50 mixture left in carb carb or you will have trouble starting the next time. The exhaust from burning this mixture stinks and it will smoke .
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