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Posted by J Schwiebert on December 15, 2006 at 14:49:04 from (209.143.51.212):
In Reply to: Rumely Oilpull posted by Glenn FitzGerald on December 15, 2006 at 02:30:16:
They were made for 20 years with productions stopping in 1930 although some were still in inventory for at least 4 more years. There were several different series commonly called the heavy weight and the ligh weight models. There was also a single cylinder model F. The early ones The B, E & F run the opposite rotation then the other models. When you work them on kerosene the ratio of gallons of kerosene and water in a day is close to 1:1. Water was used to control spark knock. More questions? J.
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