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Re: Starting a propane engine
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Posted by Jon H on October 02, 2004 at 11:18:30 from (69.26.18.109):
In Reply to: Starting a propane engine posted by Shade tree on October 02, 2004 at 09:56:02:
Depends on the brand of propane equipment,but most vaporizer/regulators have a button on the regulator case that when pushed will open the second regulator stage and will feed propane to the carb under pressure . Most of these have an electric or cable operated option to trip the primer from the operators position. I have found when it is really cold(-20 f or colder) and propane does not vaporize well,that a sniff of starting fluid in the air cleaner intake will get a propane engine to light right off.
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