Re: No lead gas in pre-no-lead era tractor?

Posted by Michael on August 01, 2002 at 06:09:42 from (167.142.18.29):

In Reply to: No lead gas in pre-no-lead era tractor? posted by Steve Callahan on July 29, 2002 at 21:20:38:

Unless you are working the engine to the max all day long every day all year, you are unlikely to experience any problems at all. By high RPM engines, it refers to engines that really wind out, say over 3500 rpm, few tractor engines even approach that speed. Contrary to one posting, you did not have to buy "ethyl" gas to get leaded gas, virtually all gas had lead in it in the past. I have been running unleaded gasohol in every gas engine on the farm for many years now and have had no problems. it gets put in everything including my F-30, Mc-D 15-30, M, Super M, and everything else including lawn mower and weed eater.

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