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Brett has it spot on, Bill. If the vapourizer freezes, the engine stops
dead. However, this doesn't happen because you always start on petrol and switch over once the radiator valve has opened. That said, I did once start it on propane when it was below freezing outside and it did freeze even with a 50/50 mix ( in a new radiator filled by my good self only a week before). I don't quite understand the fears over propane, given that we have got used to carrying around 20 gallons of far more volatile petrol, which can ignite from vapour a good 20' away from the source and explodes rather than burns. Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ "Bret Ludwig" > wrote in message oups.com... L.W. Hughes III (ßill) wrote: <<snip>> By The Way you > may see the hot water lines trying to keep it from freezing and killing > yet another. Imagine if you took off with pre-heating it? This is just something that does not happen. No one in the propane industry has ever heard of it. Ask Dave, has it happened in the humid always raining UK yet even once? The Queen of England rides in a propane burning Rolls Royce all the time. You think it would be allowed if it was too dangerous? If the vaporizer freezes up on the fuel side, due to a slug of water, what happens is-the engine quits. If you use 50/50 antifreeze like everyone does since WWII the propane cannot freeze the coolant. The boiling point of propane is never below the freeze point of 50/50 glycol water. There are safety issues with propane. This is not one. |
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Not if it freezes at full throttle like if you were trying to climb
a hill. Why do you think your carburetor is heated?????? God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O http://www.billhughes.com/ Dave Milne wrote: > > Brett has it spot on, Bill. If the vapourizer freezes, the engine stops > dead. However, this doesn't happen because you always start on petrol and > switch over once the radiator valve has opened. > > That said, I did once start it on propane when it was below freezing outside > and it did freeze even with a 50/50 mix ( in a new radiator filled by my > good self only a week before). > > I don't quite understand the fears over propane, given that we have got used > to carrying around 20 gallons of far more volatile petrol, which can ignite > from vapour a good 20' away from the source and explodes rather than burns. > > Dave Milne, Scotland > '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ |
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YOU ARE GOING TO KILL SOMEONE WITH YOUR LIES!!!!!!!!!
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O http://www.billhughes.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: ><snipped for fear it will kill> |
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Find a link, then. I want to see what it costs to kill someone.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O http://www.billhughes.com/ Dave Milne wrote: > > That's easy here. > > Dave Milne, Scotland |
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Bill O|||||||O >" Find a link, then. I want to see what it costs to
kill someone." (A retarded statement from a Retarded-American...) He already has his propane setup. If you are too lazy to use Google which will easily yield a hundred "Autogas" sites in any English speaking country but the US there isn't much hope for you. Propane has been used safely in vehicles for 60+ years. If you say otherwise you are a bald faced idiot or liar. Propane race cars have won Pikes' Peak hillclimb and off-road racing trucks on propane have won a lot of races. |
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L=2EW. Hughes III (=DFill) wrote: > YOU ARE GOING TO KILL SOMEONE WITH YOUR LIES!!!!!!!!! > Whose lies killed your brain? Something, very surely, did. You are insane. Mentally ill. |
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It is my fondest wish you drive a propane car. Of course you know
they will always be too dangerous to be illegally converted here in the U.S. of A. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O http://www.billhughes.com/ Bret Ludwig wrote: >snip babbling> |
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You, sir are respectfully on crack in regards to propane powered vehicles.
They are as common as dirt up here in the Great White North. Dodge even offered it from the factory on their pickups for a while. They used to run alot of the school buses on them (but use NGV on them now as its cheaper) My brother-in-law has been running propane powered vehicles for himself and his company for 15-20 years and hasn't blown up yet. Cold weather starting is a non-issue as most conversions are dual-fuel i.e. start on gas switch to propane IF you have troubles. We had a Crown Vic on propane only in the family for 8 yrs. never had a problem with it icing up even in -40 weather. Up here there is a huge cost saving $1.14/litre for gas vs.$0.58/litre propane. Bob "L.W. ("ßill") Hughes III" > wrote in message ... > It is my fondest wish you drive a propane car. Of course you know > they will always be too dangerous to be illegally converted here in the > U.S. of A. > God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O > http://www.billhughes.com/ > > Bret Ludwig wrote: >>snip babbling> |
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That was seventies technology, and failure at that. Was anyone
smart enough in your brother's yard to figure the costs per mile???????? And It is my fondest wish that you, too drive a propane car. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O http://www.billhughes.com/ Robert Francis wrote: > > You, sir are respectfully on crack in regards to propane powered vehicles. > They are as common as dirt up here in the Great White North. Dodge even > offered it from the factory on their pickups for a while. They used to run > alot of the school buses on them (but use NGV on them now as its cheaper) My > brother-in-law has been running propane powered vehicles for himself and his > company for 15-20 years and hasn't blown up yet. Cold weather starting is a > non-issue as most conversions are dual-fuel i.e. start on gas switch to > propane IF you have troubles. We had a Crown Vic on propane only in the > family for 8 yrs. never had a problem with it icing up even in -40 weather. > Up here there is a huge cost saving $1.14/litre for gas vs.$0.58/litre > propane. > Bob |
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Better get used to it if you intend to communicate with Mr. Bill (what a
ridiculous concept). Actually, he would have made an excellent Muslim radical. He is fond of posturing and making dramatic statements (we are slaughtering the infidels as we speak! By the millions they are meeting their doom in the jaws of our Lions of Islam martyrs, and millions more are being roasted in the fires of their own hell they have created with their PROPANE POWERED ENGINES OF THE DEVIL!!!) I've come to a personal conclusion. Either Mr. Bill is the most effective troll I have ever seen, or he is the worst kind of close minded ignorant knot-head in the world. Just about 1 step above your stereotypical ill-educated, beer swillin, NASCAR lovin, one tooth havin, racist Redneck. Maybe a half step. Best thing I did was put him on ignore. Worst thing I've done is to not figure out how to filter him out of posts that have replied to his inane babblings. The one thing he has going for him is his almost Idiot Savant like ability to find a link and/or picture to just about any question or subject being discussed. Unfortunately for him this is not a substitute for intelligence, which quickly becomes apparent once his link has been posted and he starts trying to debate whatever subject is at hand. Of course I'm sure he will respond with some sort of weak minded attempt at a rebuttal, to which I will be blissfully unaware unless I come across it's quote in someone else's post. One can only hope. "Bret Ludwig" > wrote in message oups.com... L.W. Hughes III (ßill) wrote: > YOU ARE GOING TO KILL SOMEONE WITH YOUR LIES!!!!!!!!! > Whose lies killed your brain? Something, very surely, did. You are insane. Mentally ill. |
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