Posted by The tractor vet on May 12, 2011 at 07:04:10 from (76.212.227.102):
In Reply to: Re: 706 engines posted by Stuart on May 12, 2011 at 06:14:42:
WELL FIRST OFF I CAN SEE YOU CAN TYPE butYOU MUST NOT BE ABLE TO READ . And you never read the owners manual to start with . AND you your self don't know what your talking about. SO to enlighten you and so you know why i tell people why they need to use the the high test TODAY is that BACK WHEN THEY WERE NEW REG GAS FOR THE MOST PART WAS 95 OCTANE ,BUT ECONOMY REG GAS WAS LOWER , Now step forward to today and we have gas that is lower in octane burn way hotter and faster , we do not have FORGED PISTONS anymore and the CAST PISTONS WE GET WILL NOT HANDLE THE HEAT . PLUS the fact you do not even know me and have no idea of what i do know . And yes i am sure that there are some better mechanic's out there and some that think they are but i will match my skills with any on what i work on . ALSO if i did not know what i was doing then tell me why people call me to work on there stuff and how i made a good living doing it WITH NO COME BACKS. ALSO TELL ME WHY I HAVE BUILT SOME OF THE TOP PULLERS IN THE AREA. TELL ME WHY THAT ONE OF THEM ON HER FIRST OUTTING MADE IT INTO THE 7-8 SPOT ON THE NATIONAL LEVEL. So i guess i do not know what i am doing . So before you start bad mouthing me pick up and owners manual and Read just what the MINIMUM fuel requirements are for a 706-856 GASSER
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