The modern gas tractor, its construction, utility, operation and repair; a practical treatise defining every branch of up-to-date gas tractor engineering, driving and maintenance in a non-technical manner. Considers fully all types of power plants and their components, methods of drive and speed changing mechanisms. Describes design and construction of all parts, their installation and adjustment as well as practical application of tractors in the field (1914)
Pagé, Victor Wilfred, 1885-1947 · New York : Norman W. Henley · leaf 172
tional form, it is necessary to start theengine on gasoline, until all parts are thoroughly heated.If proper means are taken to heat the carburetor andthe intake manifold to prevent condensation of kero-sene, it may be used just as soon as the various workingparts have been properly heated. A float… … The Modern Gas Tractor 170 can enter at Q and pass out at H, this heating all partsof the float chamber. The kerosene enters the devicethrough the connection F and passes into the floatchamber through the usual form of float controlledvalve. In the ordinary automatic carburetor, as the…
Farm engines · Internal combustion engines
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