Posted by SadFarmall on January 31, 2013 at 22:46:36 from (121.79.10.193):
In Reply to: W4 disolate motor posted by toymaker 27 on January 29, 2013 at 13:14:35:
Called Power Kerosene in Australia. You can make it by mixing Lighting Kerosene and Mineral Turpentine in equal proportions. I usually run the Farmall M on petrol, but have run the Farmall H for heavy work (ploughing and harrowing) on kero. You do need the correct manifold and the heat shields and radiator shutters working. Farmall tractors here were nearly all setup for kero operation, so most of them have the shutters and heat shields. Finding a good manifold is nearly impossible. I have one for a Farmall M which is being used as a model to make replacements at a local foundry� sadly they know how to charge!
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