Though this might not be a wk gasifier, Though most or many of the design came from the book - HAVE WOOD WILL TRAVEL - so i will leave out most of the details. The gasifier down by the driveshaft is my own design, since the frame rails got moved over, And i had too move rear axel too the right 2 or 3 inches. The drive shafr tunnel in the floor pan may need bending over a little bit, i desided too lower the gasifier beside the drive shaft, and put a gas tank behind the rear axel.
This is my ceramic blanket gasifier, i tried covering the ceramic fiber with refractory cement, and had no luck getting the cement too stay in place, no matter how thick the cement was, Most i could get covered was about 1/3 of the blanket, before the cement would roll too the bottom, So i covered the blanket with thick water heater steel, about like the 100 pound propane tank steel. that should keep the fibers from floating down stream once it gets a few loads of wood run through it. I covered the water heater steel with thin layer of ss steel too hopefully extend the life of the ceramic blanket cover steel longer.
Think i am either going too shorten my heat exchanger or save it for a home generator gasifier unit,I plan on keeping this build below the roof line, and i must have fell asleep measuring, as i built her too tall for my plan.
I finished all but the top door hatch on shortening my heat exchanger, uniform same height as the hopper, I got too bend a door seal flange too match the top door plate. The leaf spring steel i welded too the top of heat exchanger housing, not as flat as i expected.
Not getting much done on dakota wood fueled truck, My garoge mess got the best of me, after it got so cluttered up with old nick nacks,and out dated car parts, that were half wore out, And since it got my working space down too standing room only, i had too clear out some room , so as not tripping over junk.ALL THOUGH i did get my heat exchanger shortened, ready too get the plumming going hopfully next week LORD WILLING. AND GOD BLESS DRIVE ON WOOD COMUNITY. Thanks for WAYNE KEITH and DOW comunity. A lot of man hours of from builers sharing design, and OPERATING EXPERIANCES. KNOWEGE, shared, quallity helpers HERE. at DOW.
I free up a lot of shelf space, organizing tubs of hardware and nick nacks not ready too scrap yet, i think i have about 7 ----55 gallon barrels toltal, space too reorganize, now i need too finnish my next trailer too pull behind my car, since my other trailer axel was bent from hauling a chevette too scrap yard with it , and the frame by the axel was rusting thin, it was looking not too road worthy. So i choped it in 8 pieces few days ago.I over loaded the trailer several times hauling scrap metal, I made it years ago out of 1-1/4" water pipe, with 1/2" pipe welded side racks, added too the strenth,it lasted about 8 too 10 years
The other day i couldent find out why i could not get my vibe too spin cheching stoping distance, but then i reallized i was riding on a layer of salt cristals.
Yes thats the main reason using the smaller dakota trucks with 318 or 360 RT dakotas, still have power left too pull a small car hauling trailer, or a wood trailer. I think Wayne Keith pulls a wood trailer about 1000 miles every year with around 1000 pounds of wood plus his trailer, when he goes too Indiana for the wood gas meet up each year.I dont drive many v8 vehicles any more either, other than a wood powered v8 would be Much easier on the bank moneys.I had two other wood gas projects i powered up and they were good learning vehicles, a little low on power for sure. I got a 360 i might put in my 99 dakots, just for the extra power, probbly about the same fuel system. The bore is only about 1/8" bigger, I got better mpg with my 350 chevy than my 305 chevy truck, depending on condition of the motor.I might put some 11 to 1 compreasion pistons in the 360 dodge motor, if i can find a set cheap enough.
Hello Kevin. I reduced the combustion chamber, milled the head by 4 mm. And I did the ignition earlier. The engine capacity is 2.4 liters in total, 4 cylinders, lower camshaft. I make furniture at my company, I made almost all the machines myself. Here is the video Production of tables and chairs mebel-orfey.ru . Производство столов и стульев mebel-orfey.ru - YouTube . The boiler at the beginning was also made by myself, it heats a workshop of 1500 m2. And what do you do, where do you work?
Me i am retired,and will be 64 in june all goes well,lord willing I was planning on waiting till 65 or 67 years old ,untill coved hit, i was under the weather, running out of money. so retired early.I mostly work on fixing up washers and dryer-- car repair jobs, on the side the last 20 plus years, welded in a lot of small shops my first 20 working years, just welding tanks at clawson tank- too just loading parts in a jig and welding production line work.INFLATION IS KILLING Retireing now days since all the minimum wage raises, they allways seem too counter minimum wage raise with jacked up inflation, so we are not gaining a raise anyway.
Good looking furnitue, and well made machines you have made there, Nice Work.The only machine i have built from scratch, was my wood gasifier and wood chunker on my log in link or wacha call it. Other than the -WAYN KEITH BOOK- HAVE WOOD WILL TRAVEL. with a lot of good designs too work with too get building. lots of hours building and rounding up the best material possible.
