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Re: Anyone use wood gasification fueled tractors
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Posted by farmer101IL on December 19, 2006 at 19:17:33 from (63.26.124.106):
In Reply to: Re: Anyone use wood gasification fueled tractors posted by tractorsam on December 19, 2006 at 15:48:08:
Been wanting to do this for years. Things are lining up to do it.
Read alot about the stills. The best and easiest, down to earth still is the Mother Earth Still. Quite simple and functional.
Old type vehicles are the easiest. Basically enlarge the jets in the carb 30 to 50%.
I've gathered some parts for the still. Just going to build a small one to start with, get a few gallons, get a feel for it. I bought a corn stove this year. I will never be without one again. I definitely am going to heat the still with corn. Almost finished working on my tractor.
then i can start on that project.
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