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bdtutton · 03-27-2021, 08:39 PM

If I read the article on the MTFCA forum correctly, if you use the .75 CFM acetylene burners the light output would be about the same as the standard 6v model A low beam lights. It would not be anything I would want to drive in traffic with, but I could get home if needed.

If I find that I needed to drive a model T with acetylene lights very much at night I would think about fabricating some mounts for some detachable LED headlights. They could be stored away under the back seat until needed.

Thank you for the information....

03-27-2021, 08:39 PM	#4
bdtutton Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Southwest Michigan Posts: 113	Re: Acetylene Headlights on a 13-14 T If I read the article on the MTFCA forum correctly, if you use the .75 CFM acetylene burners the light output would be about the same as the standard 6v model A low beam lights. It would not be anything I would want to drive in traffic with, but I could get home if needed. If I find that I needed to drive a model T with acetylene lights very much at night I would think about fabricating some mounts for some detachable LED headlights. They could be stored away under the back seat until needed. Thank you for the information....