Posted by Old-F20 on April 20, 2012 at 12:08:07 from (71.7.101.5):
In Reply to: 806 LP gas experts posted by Kevin Bauza on April 19, 2012 at 20:09:38:
Ive got an 806LP and the ONLY difference in the engine between it and a gasser are the pistons and valves. higher compression to burn the LP better, and little tougher valves since LP burns hotter too.
I dont try and over do it with the ole girl, but she can hold her own. The big downfall to it as TractorVet pointed out is they are a thirsty critter. However, I fill directly out of a 500 gallon tank and i filled it last summer for 1.69 a gallon, so that sure beats the crap out of a straight gasser!!
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