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I have a power unit that we bought many years back when we built a G moline puller for parts. I'm thinking for getting it running and using it on a pto grain dryer and maybe a generator for back up. Does it run on liquid or vapor propane and how efficient is it? Can I adapt a pto shat to it? I was thinking that I could make a plate and bolt it to back with a shaft in the center. Thanks Brandon
 
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Looks like you already have the Rockford clutch and shaft for the back of engine.I think it goes from liquid to vapor.
 
The style and size of the regulator. Natural Gas is much lower pressure than LP and different BTU per cubit ft.To make it factory you will need to get a filter, regulator, carb, water, and LP lines off of a donner tractor.
MMDEL
 
Also if you plan to use it on a grain dryer, you will have to figure out a way to reduce the shaft speed down to 540. The speed of the shaft coming out of that clutch will be engine speed. Your dryer would not last long.
MMDEL
 
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