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Re: Re: Propane, how and why?
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Posted by John to FUDD on January 09, 2000 at 05:49:56 from (208.132.247.55):
In Reply to: Re: Propane, how and why? posted by Fudd@Work on January 07, 2000 at 22:29:40:
I have a propane carb from a small 5 or 6 HP Wisconson. It looks to be not to much more than the unit on my propane torch. It has a rubber fuel line to feed it and an adjustment knob like the torch. Does it opperate like the torch or does it need more for the system to work? Looks to me like the knob is used to control the flow and speed. It does not use a butterfly like regular carbs. Any info would help. I just don`t want to blow anything up, like me!
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