Re: Re: M Farmall on LP using way too much fuel

Posted by Marr Harrington on February 05, 2001 at 13:40:30 from (170.76.19.10):

In Reply to: Re: M Farmall on LP using way too much fuel posted by T_Bone on February 05, 2001 at 10:47:43:

Thanks T_Bone,
I have to keep it outside because I haven't got a barn built yet. I just got the land last month. I understand the regulator's function and I think mine takes High pressure gas and makes low pressure gas. I was wondering, and this probably won't work, I have a regulator off a propane tank that I had bought. Could I maybe put this in the line and replace the regulator with it? It may not work because it may not supply enough pressure (it was designed to replace a regulator for a barbeque grill). It might supply enough but then under heavy load, starve the engine for fuel. It is just a guess because I like to save money if possible.
Does the regulator off an engine allow more air in under load or is it, too, constant but at a higher pressure?

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