Re: 756 power lost under load

Posted by cjd12000 on May 23, 2007 at 05:11:34 from (192.249.47.9):

In Reply to: 756 power lost under load posted by DJ's Tractors on May 22, 2007 at 07:19:45:

Lets say 87 to 93 octane price diffrence is .30 cents and using the wrong lower grade fuel cost you and engine rebuild every 1000 hours. If you consume 6 gallons an hour it would save $1800 dollars to run this 87 OCTANE. HOW MORE LIFE DO YOU REALLY GET OUT OF RUNNIG 93 OCTANE TO JUSTIFY $1800 EVERY 1000 HOURS. You might even go 2500 hours if you only do light work. I bought a 706 gas and dont plan on using it heavy. Rather let the deisel do the heavy work. I.E. plowing, and mowing with discbine. Everybody needs will be diffrent but I cant justify .30 cent more a gallon just to prolong the inevitable of an engine rebuild. Just be smart gas tractors dont hold up to heavy loads as well as deisels but I find them more user friendly during are cold winters.

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