Posted by Billy NY on September 01, 2015 at 14:04:22 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Help on a Ford 881 L posted by Sparkman44 on September 01, 2015 at 13:47:04:
Sounds like you have an OEM factory LP tractor, fuel system in-tact? I'm lead to believe that parts for this fuel system may or may not be scarce, don't quote me. Do you by chance have the Ford Shop Manual for these tractors, mine does have a section in it for factory LP tractors.
A commonly available, Impco Model J will work fine, but I am not sure if the carburetor has to match, and or any necessary plumbing changes. It has an inlet and outlet for fuel, as well as the same for the coolant that provides heat to vaporize from liquid.
Someone here may know more than I about the existing vaporizer/fuel system on there, I'm not familiar with it, but am with the Impco Model J on a 172 4 cylinder Ford engine. It was common on forklifts and other applications, easily rebuilt, I've done mine once already.
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