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The revolutionary new 2009 Algore Edition Hybrid Green Hoyt-Clagwell tractor is the result of several moments of disjointed thinking and many hours of poor machine shop practice. Powered by the new Hvid compression-ignition oil engine, the new Hoyt-Clagwell offers hybrid performance (??). The engine powers an alternator that charges a battery that runs a motor that powers the transaxle. Steering is via the exclusive Hoyt-Clagwell "Gee-Haw Plough By Wire" system.

The future is here and Hoyt-Clagwell leads the way! Remember, Hoyt-Clagwell stands for "Dependable Tractors, Mostly".

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  • I've been reading your page on this, "anti-clagbooger" cracked me up! I really like the steering idea.

  • Krawlr:

    If you've been struck by a nice fluffy clagbooger, you know of what you speak! :-)

  • So is it a pure veggie now ? I´ve read around on various sites about the hvid engine about explosion/spray cup and the valves carboning up and have to be cleaned regularly.

    Lovely tractor!!

  • I did try it on pure veggie and it coked-up so badly I had to remove the head and chip the clag off of valves and out of the combustion chamber and explosion cup. I don't think I'm going to do THAT again!

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  • It seem to me when reading about the hvid that coking up like that is normal.

    Anyways veggie oil contains glycerine (glycerol) which is not wanted in fuel and have to be removed by using lye, but i think you know this, its called bio-diesel processing.

  • Well aparantly racing drivers also call the ruber left outside the racing line on a track, "Clag."

    I think the long exhaust is a good idea, Make the top flared so you get "Clag rings!"

  • Believe it or not, I just found out about two weeks ago what "clag" means. I was told it originated as a nickname for paper paste then graduated to mean anything that gummed-up the works - THEN became synonymous with heavy Diesel smoke.

    That makes the name Hoyt-CLAGwell very apt indeed! I am planning on making up a much taller exhaust stack as the one on it now is perfectly positioned to let the clag blow into my face when underway.

  • It even has the cold start clag too! You'l have to give it a class number!

    I would love to do this with my wolseley or lister engines, it would be great fun!

  • Thanks!

  • lovely!

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