Glenn, my momma always says anything will work if it is hooked up right. As for those rubber fuel lines mentoined, all my old Farmalls have copper or steel gas lines on them, so that shouldn't be an issue at all. Seals,O-rings, gaskets and the like can be had that will stand up to it. I have been considering this myself, as I can grow corn, and have a Jim Dandy sour mash recipe. Have heard of several moonshiners in these parts running cars on it years ago.
Rich, why would it need lubricant? Gas as best as I can tell has very little if any in it. That is why 2 cycle engines must have oil added to gas, but 4 cycle engines are lubed from the oil pump. I am not arguing, just curious like Glenn.
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