More trips of a lighter load is also easier on the field. You get far less compaction of the soil. Sometimes my neighbor doesn’t understand as he thinks bigger is always better.
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Thanks, that is good to know. I think I will order some. I can think of non-woodgas uses also. I’ve read that they were also used in school buses in the past.
Thanks for the feed back. 
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A couple weeks ago I rebuilt my shop door. Turned out that there was no need to open the whole end of the shop. Just a man door was needed. This version is simpler with more wall space.
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My haying was a little darker than @Wayne it was 11:30pm and sprinkling when I got the last of the 585 bales under cover. I started raking at 10am so I guess I had just about enough down when the weather changed…
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I need to get one of those noodly tripods for video cameras and glue a big magnet to them so I can more easily film my startup procedure.
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The Moser Light is interesting:
Edit: could be nice for a shed or whatever doesn’t have windows.
one more link:
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Kind of an interesting homemade battery:
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I’ve always wanted a classic Puch or Tomos motoped. They go for a pretty high price nowadays in my area.
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Excellent choices! If I wasn’t hauling roofing metal today I would be on my 250r as well!
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Ha, a Tomos engine and later a Tomos moped was the first ever thing l gasifyed!
Fun times!
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Ha, look what l found! The Tomos l spoke about! Good God how time flyes, l barely recognised the greenhorn on the video! 
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Where do you ballance the gasifer on those small vehicles?
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Awesome video Kristijan!
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Southern United States. They were imported for a few decades so but were stopped after the 90s when emissions got strict against 2 Cycle engines.
I was lucky to find a children’s dirtbike with the A35 50cc engine, with the 2 speed automatic built in.
It has a standard kick start instead of the bicycle pedal start. It has ignition issues and don’t know where to start with this.
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Does it happen to be this one?
I had such a bike. Damn that was a amazing machine
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No I have what they called the TX-50
I can’t seem to get the bike to produce enough voltage to generate spark. When I attempt to checkfor spark it does nothing. Multimeter says it’s making some voltage though.
The engine is basically the same as the motoped engines but with a more traditional motorcycle kick start.
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I bought it with the intent to transplant the engine onto a beefed up bicycle frame.
The most common scooters are the Honda GY6 type bikes and their Chinese clones. Even hardware stores sell them. You don’t need a driver’s license to ride them on the road if it is 50cc or lower, you only need liability insurance if you cause a wreck.