Posted by NDS on June 06, 2009 at 15:29:27 from (205.188.116.73):
In Reply to: farmall m propane posted by ricky c on June 06, 2009 at 14:19:00:
Do not know much about them but have put a lot of hours on Ms and a 400 on propane as wll as a couple of pickups. The only draw back I see is fueling and they can be hard to start in cold weather. My pickups would start as well as gasoline engine in any weather but worked at large plant for years that had at least 50 propane fork lifts and if you ever left one of the fork lifts out all night at temperatures below freezing you could forget about starting it until you pulled it inside and warmed it up. The fork lifts all had 10 gallon aluminum tanks that could be removed and carried to fueling station if you ran out and this seems like good way to fuel tractor unless you are running it long hours.
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