World's First Gasifier Supply Store Unveiled By Victory Gasworks
Has anyone else ever experienced the frustration of trying to find gasifier parts and supplies? Of course you have. You walk into the auto parts store and try to describe what you want and in return you hear the same monotonous drone...
Parts guy: Year, Make & Model?
You: Ah, yes, it's a 2009 firelight 2000 with an imbert reduction and a big burner. I need a gas quencher.
Parts guy: Never heard of it...
You: That's because I'm inventing it!
Never again. Victory Gasworks is unveiling a store full of supplies and kits to satisfy your needs. We even have a fab shop for custom work. Full roll out is later in November, but you can take a sneak peak now by visiting GasifierStore.com
Love to know what you think. Love to hear your parts hunting horror stories.
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Comment by Peter Laughton on February 10, 2010 at 12:45pm -
Australian Agents ??
I could be interested.
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Comment by mike hartsgrove on October 6, 2009 at 8:26pm - I'M with ya man, count me in as a Texas Rep... Yeah as a listing for individual parts and kits ....it would be great ......Michael Hartsgrove
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Comment by Joe Clarke on September 27, 2009 at 10:13am
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Hello Ben, Tim Mears, Et.al.,
I too live in the southern half of Florida. I actually live near the south end of the Lake Wales Ridge. Locally we have just about as many citrus trees as any other type of wood. Literally millions of these trees are are disposed of by one site burning every year. Some due to sick tree issues, others to change the variety to one that is more productive. It is my understanding that these trees are considered a hard wood variety. If so, I believe that they would be a good choice as a fuel for woodgas production. As a benefit these trees are pruned annually so that they remain short enough for harvesting by hand. Likely the bulk of the yield would be from the limb wood, and chipping might prove to be the best option for converting the available wood stock for use in Gasifier. Those trees that are dead and standing in abandoned groves might be available just for the asking.
Are there any "gas-heads" in Florida that have tried this wood as a fuel? If so why not share your experience with us?
TooMuchFun
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Comment by David D. Rogers on May 25, 2009 at 6:11pm -
Living in Upper Bucks County, PA I heat my home with wood and coal throught the winter. The only other heat in the house is $$$Electric$$$ I am very interested in learning more about your gassifiers and the possibility of turning others in the area on to the benefits of gasification.
Thanks!
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Comment by tim mears on April 21, 2009 at 6:50pm
- I think u should get a team to show them at all the home depot- Lows in florida befor huricans--- i was going to jump in with both feet this sumer, now at least i dont have to make them myself..i wood also make sure i used wood from the same area if ever need a rep in south florida let me kn
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