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[@tempest411]

It's a shame ether is not easy to get a hold of. I've wanted to tinker around with Diesels, but don't feel emptying cans of starter fluid to get it is a great plan.

[@williamworkscamperdizforin2241]

Bom dia senhor David, recebeu um verdadeiro baú de tesouro 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@keriksen2749]

The G61 forgot to tell you. That was a fitting for a smoke pump.

[@dmrcflyr2]

Thank you so much for these engines. Of course I knew what the bearings were for; that was for dramatic effect in the video. ;-)

[@remigoldbach9608]

I had a perry pump that worked that way

[@mikeeiben3430]

I've used an Iron Bay regulator that used a tap from the crankcase to pressurize the fuel tank. The regulator would hold back the pressure and only allow past what the carburetor was drawing. This setup tends to cause a rich midrange because the low end mixture screw needed to be open more because of the lack of muffler pressure.