Has anyone saved Mike LaRosa's plans?

[SteveUnruh]

Here you go Cody:

John Stout's woodgas Rat Rod build

Right, I have a New Project well underway. Five or six years ago I built my first woodgasser with the indispensable help of Mike La Rosa and others on the yahoo forum including Max Gasman. That rig was an '78 Mitsubishi four cylinder pickup which had a carb until it melted. After removing the melted carb from the intake manifold, we (my son and I) built, from the verbal description, a Max Gasman gas mixer. When I built my next rig, the Prehistoric Van, with an old 351 Ford carbureted engine,…

In his beginning post he acknowledges help from Mike LaRosa and Max Gasman.
Only 80 some posts. Best read and pictures seen completely.

Tom Collins' Gasifier

Don/group; Here are four pictures of my “umbrella” in the lid of the top drum/silo. The first picture is a picture of 2 different lids I have used. Both are “crowned” on top so the condensate will flow to the edge and drop off. The second picture is of the top of the drum/silo. I have a hole in the top of the drum with two rings welded around the hole. One rib is for the lid to seat on and the other, with a round disk forms a gutter. The third picture is a look down on the center hole showing th…

1826 post covering six years. Can be intimidating.
On the bottom of his first post is an avatar line of all who have talked. You can narrow this down to just reading TomC’s own posts. 407, but it will go fast. Narrow down and read Mike LaRosa’s 13 posts. And maybe WayneK’s 27 responses.
Regards
Steve Unruh