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Started by Batz, September 24, 2013, 05:37:11 AM

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Papaw

I am watching also if you need our regular deal.
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Batz

Quote from: Papaw on September 27, 2013, 04:55:16 PM
I am watching also if you need our regular deal.

Cheers mate.
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john k

I have two torches, saw my dad  use one once, never tried it myself.  Makes a neat side collection, mine is oil cans.   Many of the early engines were developed before Bosch developed the spark plug.   Had an elderly car collector show me this stuff 40 years ago.  The hot bulb was platinum I believe, and required heating up with the torch, then it would stay hot enough to provide ignition  under compression stroke.  Think hot bulb on old model air craft engines.
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Batz

Lots of old tractors had hot bulb engines, I went to a big tractor show a few years ago and watched the guys starting the tractors using blow torches. Many went for the modern propane torches.

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