[Gasification] Farmall "H" powered by downdraft wood fired producer

[Kevin Chisholm]

Dear Bruce

I am glad to hear from you!! I am glad you were able to return safely 
and whole to your Family.

I am sorry to hear that you rate yourself as a "poor citizen". You may 
be low on cash money, but you are very wealthy in the 
essentials...intelligence, values, resourcefulness and drive are evident 
from your postings, and there is enough to infer that you are a loving 
and caring person, with a good Family situation, a large circle of 
friends, and a land base. Many other people just have money.

I am confident that you can accomplish anything feasible that is 
important to you.

Success is the attainment of what is important to you."

With best wishes, that your successes will come soon, and often.

Kevin

Bruce Jackson wrote:
> Hi, 
>  Some of you may remember me from three years ago when
> I was in Iraq. These days I am back in Michigan
> working on producers again. I have a Farmall "H" with
> a buzzsaw attached to the front of the tractor. The
> engine is powered by a handbuilt producer of Doug
> Williams' design (see Fluidyne pioneer class) which is
> fueled by blocks cut by the saw. I am sawing scrap
> slab wood for home heating and power production. Now
> that the "H" is up and working, I am proceeding to
> build a producer to power a 1964 GMC 1-ton pickup
> (305E V-6 engine) to be fueled by blocks from the "H".
>  I would like to thank Thomas B. Reed for making
> available the periphreal infomation and also the
> fellows at VEDBIL.SE for their inspiring U-tube
> videos, and of course G. Bush Inc. for their
> motivational fuel pricing.
>  I am one of the poorest citizens of the US so I am
> the first to feel the change in the US culture with
> regards to transportation costs. I greived my truck
> and walked for a while. Then realized I would rather
> do something about it rather than despair and watch
> TV. So this is a message from the bottom to the more
> affluent yet still vulerable folks on the list, you
> too can continue on with minor inconveinence. Its
> unfortunate that most people won't do anything until
> its too late.
>  Tom, email me for pictures if you have any interest
> in my endeavors.
>  Thanks Bruce P. Jackson
>
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