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Propane - try this

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Jim W

06-28-2004 11:55:07




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OK, click on this link and you should see all three.




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Boss Hog

06-29-2004 05:07:17




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 Re: Propane - try this in reply to Jim W, 06-28-2004 11:55:07  
Thanks Jim - The pictures show up O.K. for me.

I bought the TO-30 last night and hauled it home. Didn't want to let it sit too long for fear someone else would snap it up.

It runs smoothly, as long as the choke is about halfway out. Hopefully there's some adjustment that can be made to the fuel system to take care of that. Didn't have time to mess with it last night.

One thing on it I thought was odd - It has a shift lever on the left side, just in front of the clutch. It appears to change the transmission into a slower speed range. I've never seen one of those before. Anyone know if that was a factory option, or an add-on? Or what it was called? (You can just barely see it in the left side picture Jim posted - It's under the pressure regulator)

The serial number is TO-110126. I can't look up the age at the moment, as all my books are packed. (We're moving this weekend) If anyone would feel inclined to look it up for me I would be grateful.

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Fran Marchand

06-29-2004 06:06:03




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 Re: Re: Propane - try this in reply to Boss Hog, 06-29-2004 05:07:17  
Boss,

The serial number link at left places it around a '53 model. The shifter under the regulator appears to be for a Sherman under, over or under/over drive unit, similar to the one on my '54 TO-30. Look for a round, red metal disc under the steering wheel nut for instructions.

Fran



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Boss Hog

06-29-2004 06:27:57




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 Re: Re: Re: Propane - try this in reply to Fran Marchand, 06-29-2004 06:06:03  
Thanks for checking out the serial number. I didn't know they could be looked up on this site.

I don't recall seeing a red disc anywhere on the dash. I'll look for it next time I'm out there.



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Fran Marchand

06-29-2004 10:48:54




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Propane - try this in reply to Boss Hog, 06-29-2004 06:27:57  
The round, red disc was under the nut, which held the steering wheel on. It is not on the dash. This is where I found mine, but it was painted over and not obvious.

Fran



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Boss Hog

06-29-2004 13:11:23




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Propane - try this in reply to Fran Marchand, 06-29-2004 10:48:54  
third party image

I suspect your tag looks like this one?



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