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 198
the cylinder.The piston rings must be cleaned oftener, andthere is greater trouble with pre-ignition and leakyvalves. Kerosene engines are apt to be offensive to the senseof smell. Not only that, when used in the stable ordairy, the milk has to be much more closely guardedor its products are likely… … Fig. 70.—Typical 10 H. P. Kerosene Engine. 237. Which Is Best.—For tractors and out-of-doorengines kerosene and the distillates are specially avail-able on account of their cheapness and superior power,but for small units and for in-door work the gasolineengine is probably enough better to pay the…
Internal combustion engines · Farm engines
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