Thread: Turbo heater

WOW !!!


A couple of these would bring in enough in fines to cover the EPA's budget for a year


Deano

Originally Posted by DeanoH

WOW !!!


A couple of these would bring in enough in fines to cover the EPA's budget for a year


Deano

It sure would! See the bloke pumping oil into it!

I'm sure the stubbies were an important part of the design.

With more practice they just need to spool the turbo before closing the hatch.
As it was it was like a backyard TD42 tune. Just grind the fuel pin and wind the fuel screw flat out.
Then wait for boost to come on.

Once it got spooling and shooting flames it was burning pretty clean.

Originally Posted by turps

With more practice they just need to spool the turbo before closing the hatch.
As it was it was like a backyard TD42 tune. Just grind the fuel pin and wind the fuel screw flat out.
Then wait for boost to come on.

Once it got spooling and shooting flames it was burning pretty clean.

Wonder if a turbo could be an improvement on using a fan blower on a waste oil furnace...

Originally Posted by workingonit

Wonder if a turbo could be an improvement on using a fan blower on a waste oil furnace...

My mate and I sort of used to have a waste oil furnace.

We poured sump oil into a pot belly and hit it with a leaf blower.
That’s the same isn’t it.

Well the BCC certainly won't like that!

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Unfortunately cooking marshmallows doesn't count as food.

Originally Posted by RANDLOVER

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Unfortunately cooking marshmallows doesn't count as food.

Always have some spuds in foil.
While cooking entree marshmallows.