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Case 930 CK propane question

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Robert Hooker

04-13-2007 18:46:22




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On the factory propane tank there are two valves - one vapor and one liquid. Why two valves and how do I operate them?




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04-13-2007 19:59:56




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 Re: Case 930 CK propane question in reply to Robert Hooker, 04-13-2007 18:46:22  
I"ve been told to always run on liquid unless it"s cold (below freezing), then start the tractor on vapor until it warms up because your regulator can freeze or ice up on cold liquid. Your radiator coolant circulates thru there if you look at your plumbing, but it does no good until it warms up.
Running under load on vapor will leave you underpowered but will start and run with no problem. If you have a heater in your cooling system and have your tractor plugged in, you shouldn"t have any problems.

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