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Re: 560--Gas or Diesel--Which is better?
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Posted by IH power on July 02, 2000 at 04:41:01 from (152.163.207.83):
In Reply to: 560--Gas or Diesel--Which is better? posted by Andy on July 01, 2000 at 08:06:54:
1.I saw where the D model's weight is about 5800 pounds, is that about the same of the gas ? Doubt if there's any appreciable difference. 2. Which would have more power and dependability? There's only a couple hp difference. The gas is a far better engine in my opinion (based on experience). The 560 (and 460) diesels have chronic problems with leaking heads. This can be solved by having BOTH the head and block shaved to perfect flatness
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