Yep...some don't understand how a 706 really runs. If you haven't been around one it's hard to explain but tractor vet tries his best. If I'm driving a 1966 Ford pickup with an inline six I'm not to worried about the grade of gas that's in it, it will probably run ok. If I'm driving a 1966 fairlane XL with a 390 and a four barrel carburetor now I'm going to need to be fussy about my fuel - that's all he is trying to say and he's 100% correct.
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