Re: steam pick up truck

Posted by cdmn on September 03, 2005 at 00:26:14 from (66.228.228.148):

In Reply to: steam pick up truck posted by mike brown on September 02, 2005 at 13:03:21:

My dad's old friend had a 41 Ford V8 pickup truck that he ran on wood chips. This was pretty common during World War II in Europe. You basically starve the burner for air, but the smoke is like a weak natural gas that you draw into the air cleaner once you start the engine on regular gas. You then shut off the petroleum when you get to cruising speed. You cool the smoke and run it through a filter, such as a barrel of straw, to take out the particles that might damage the engine. Can't guarantee your catalytic converter!

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