Bolinder munktel BM20 1949 startup

Denne video er uploadet fra en Android-telefon.

[@safefix]

I thought that "startup" included starting.

[@michaelfarm]

+John Vickers ther is a second video

[@davidspoonire4838]

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[@davidspoonire4838]

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[@kenjohan]

Bolinder Munktell :-)

[@MRRARK1970]

when does it start?

[@DeltaDestiny]

MARK LINDSAY It never did...

[@michaelfarm]

+MARK LINDSAY Yhere is a second video

[@user-lo8pj6pd3k]

great video!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!!

[@jeeper1307Koh.A]

А где экологи? Машинное масло льет прямо на траву!!! Штрафовать однозначно!!!

[@tbayalistair]

Barn board mantle

[@laverndickerson4771]

For all the gas(acetalene?) that was dumped into heating those cast iron bulbs, steam could have been generated many times over in a flash boiler and meaningful work could have been underway along time before. The historical contribution of this engine type not withstanding the concept is seriously FUBAR. Leave it to the Germans to "Beat a Dead Horse."

[@ianthompson9201]

+Lavern Dickerson Germans? It's a Swedish engine.

[@Erik_Blomgren]

The burner in this case burns diesel, it's using the fuel from the tractors main fuel tank! So no "valuable" gas wasted, Also it only needs to be heated for startup, for about 10 minutes or so, when the engine is running it produces its own heat. This engine type was very common in Scandinavia and Germany, due to its reliability and easy/cheap maintenance at the time. It could also run very well on almost any kind of fuel, so fueling it was economical since you could use very low quality fuel