The gasoline engine on the farm; a practical, comprehensive treatise on the construction, repair, management and use of this great farm power as applied to all farm machinery and farmer's work indoors and out .. (1913)
Putnam, Xenophon Whiting, 1867- · New York, The Norman W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 106
the onewhich did its work with the least possible variation,but it is known that where the load varies the supplyof fuel should fit the work it is intended to do. 102. Bad Air.—It is easy to see the importance ofkeeping dirt out of the pipes and valves by keepingthe gasoline free from dirt… … The Gasoline Engine on the Farm 105 some place along the intake pipe, we may be surethat sooner or later the gradual accumulation will beheard from in the valve seats. The air that an enginebreathes should be as free from dust as the gasolineis from dirt; and, in cold weather, there will be asaving…
Internal combustion engines · Farm engines
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