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38D with strange add on?

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nigelB

04-26-2002 17:16:35




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Had a look at a 38D for sale with a aluminium paint tin sized unit piped in to the side of the exhaust,not plumbed in to the tractor ,but looks as if it has 4 out/inlets? oil pipe size,unit made by a canadian company.any ideas? nigelB




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Bob-Wyo-nigelB ,leave it on and drive the correct police nuts.

04-27-2002 19:40:39




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 Re: 38D with strange add on? in reply to nigelB, 04-26-2002 17:16:35  
nigelB thanks for posting that, seen a lot of D,s but never one outfitted like your's.
I was really hoping when I first started reading your post that you were going to discribe the SPEED REDUCER, vary rare item indeed.
Best of luck with your D., only kidding about leaving it on, its your tractor, do what suits you.
Bob



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G Taylor

04-27-2002 09:12:54




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 Re: 38D with strange add on? in reply to nigelB, 04-26-2002 17:16:35  
It was to prevent crankcase oil dillution by being hot enough to boil off the kerosene or fuel oil but cool enough to leave the lube oil un-coked/un-boiled.



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Jace

04-26-2002 21:17:53




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 Re: 38D with strange add on? in reply to nigelB, 04-26-2002 17:16:35  
I had one of these setups on a D that I used to have. It was a Reclaimo brand which piped directly into the exhaust manifold as you said. I later found out that it was supposed to remove the impurities from the engine oil by boiling off the contaminates therefore extending oil service intervals.



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nigelB

04-27-2002 00:16:54




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 Re: Re: 38D with strange add on? in reply to Jace, 04-26-2002 21:17:53  
Sounds a strange thing,was yours plumbed in if so to where,i suppose what your saying is the exhaust gas provides the heat that goes into a coil like a hot water cylinder,havent worked out the rest yet? nigelB



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