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02-06-07, 10:45
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ww2 gas producer?
hi people,does anyone know anything about gas producers
used during ww2,and would they have been fitted to military vehicles??
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02-06-07, 11:49
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There's a really good book "Producer Gas For Motor Vehicles" printed in 1942, reprinted a few years ago by Lindsay Publications ISBN 1-55918-187-7. Seems to have been written in Australia so may have some usefull info for you?? If you're planning to build a working gas producer, this is the book for you.... almost too much information...
 Cheers, Chaz
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03-06-07, 19:15
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thanks Chaz i will look into this, much appreciated ta .
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05-06-07, 12:44
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They were used here in good numbers . A large kiln was built at Gembrook in the Dandenongs during the war to make the charcoal. The Kiln is still there to this day and a local festival is centred on it . quitea few people made their own .
There was a myriad of brands here in OZ . This advert from the Melbourne Argus daily paper . Mike
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05-06-07, 12:50
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After the war , Healings went into surplus trucks and sold CMP's .
Mike
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1940 cab 11 C8 1940 Morris-Commercial PU 1941 Morris-Commercial CS8 1940 Chev. 15cwt GS Van ( Aust.) 1942-45 Jeep salad
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