Weren't there also wartime type 1 based vehicles getting around with charcoal burners attached? I'm sure I've seen some pics somewhere ( kubelwagens, I think).
Wood gas was in common use during the war and post-war periods, due to extreme fuel rationing.
36hp pushrods is correct. What sort of wood, and why is it there?
Bizarre ·
HappyDaze wrote:and why is it there?
so the valves move??
68AutoBug ·
a new one on me...??
PS:
I wish Micheal Jackson would stay dead...
I've always hated looking at him...
and now i'm seeing more of Him than ever....
how about using Your real photo..?
LEE
Matt Ryan ·
Not sure on type of wood but was the purpose to reduce valve train noise or,....... to reduce internal volume of pushrod to increase pressure, thus getting oil up to the rockers quicker on startup?
Regards,
Matt.
cb john ·
It is a balsa wood and they reduce amount of oil flowing through..
HappyDaze ·
And the winner is................cb john!
cb john ·
You know that some of us are around for quite a while...😉
HappyDaze ·
It's amazing how many bets you can win on the 'wood in the engine' thing. Trouble is proving it these days!
Cheers, Greg
colonel mustard ·
68AutoBug wrote:a new one on me...??
PS:
I wish Micheal Jackson would stay dead...
I've always hated looking at him...
and now i'm seeing more of Him than ever....
how about using Your real photo..?
LEE
he cant change it... none of us can......
eraser ·
I'm sure this guy will help you with proving the "wood in the engine" bet