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Ya gotta love diesels
"Eisboch" wrote in message ... Opened the cooling water intake seacocks, turned the batteries switch to "on" ... gave the throttles a little bump up over idle, turn the keys and .... varoom ! Both engines hardly turned over once and they lit off and purred. Little or no smoke to speak of. It was as if they were just running 5 minutes ago and I shut them down for a minute. They had not run since last September. I start getting the itch hearing them run and the sound and vibration in the boat. Eisboch I have a Sears Roto-tiller like that. You can spit on the ground, give the engine a funny look and it will crank right up after 6 months in hibernation. The thing just wants to run. db |
Ya gotta love diesels
"Eisboch" writes:
snip heh. Not really. But I actually *do* enjoy a little whiff of the exhaust though. Like this? http://www.robotbatar.se/images/Olde...20uppstart.jpg Yes, actually diesel fuel but not internal combustion engine. -- Martin Schöön "Problems worthy of attack show their worth by hitting back." Piet Hein |
Ya gotta love diesels
No I don't.
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Ya gotta love diesels
"Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch |
Ya gotta love diesels
"RCE" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch Lets hope it's some form of electric automobile. Clean, quiet and with adequate power to do the job... no more & no less. |
Ya gotta love diesels
Don White wrote:
"RCE" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch Lets hope it's some form of electric automobile. Clean, quiet and with adequate power to do the job... no more & no less. What energy source do you use to manufacturer the electricity? |
Ya gotta love diesels
"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message . .. Don White wrote: "RCE" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch Lets hope it's some form of electric automobile. Clean, quiet and with adequate power to do the job... no more & no less. What energy source do you use to manufacturer the electricity? Reconstituted cowflap gas. Eisboch |
Ya gotta love diesels
"RCE" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch That would really stink. |
Ya gotta love diesels
"RCE" wrote in message ... "Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message . .. Don White wrote: "RCE" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch Lets hope it's some form of electric automobile. Clean, quiet and with adequate power to do the job... no more & no less. What energy source do you use to manufacturer the electricity? Reconstituted cowflap gas. Eisboch Let's hope that in 15-20 years (your original projected time table) we are not burning fossil fuels but producing electricity with new efficient and affordable solutions using nuclear, solar, water, wind power or other low cost non polluting resources. We also need better fuel sources and/or engine technology for vehicles, aircraft and boats, especially those transporting cargo and persons for non recreational purposes. |
Ya gotta love diesels
RCE wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message . .. Don White wrote: "RCE" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ink.net... No I don't. Betcha if you're still driving 15-20 years from now, it will be some form of a diesel. Eisboch Lets hope it's some form of electric automobile. Clean, quiet and with adequate power to do the job... no more & no less. What energy source do you use to manufacturer the electricity? Reconstituted cowflap gas. Eisboch What impact will that have on global warming? ;) |
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