Posted by jeffcat on January 11, 2016 at 10:08:10 from (76.116.244.142):
In Reply to: Fuel Cell Tractor. posted by L.Fure on January 11, 2016 at 08:14:09:
A little off track but Toyota is going full tilt in Califonia with their version of transit. they are going to install fill stations all over the state. Huge bucks to put them in but after that I guess they work ok. It is STILL not as cheep as gasoline. I just cannot get over how all of the bunny huggers think it is magic. It takes one heck of a lot of coal, nat gas, nuke, what ever to break that water down to basics. Sounds like that ethanol stuff to me. Sorry corn farmers but it is just not as much power as gasoline. Tail pipe is cleaner but your mileage goes down. Couple of neighbor farms up where my folks are raise corn and laugh every check they get.
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