Posted by Faster346 on October 22, 2012 at 11:59:41 from (72.241.194.133):
In Reply to: FARMALL H VS. M posted by taichi49 on October 17, 2012 at 20:48:49:
Growing up I never knew anything other than our old H. I thought it was pretty impressive for what it was. When I was 20 I bought my own Farmall, an M and was impressed at what it could do at half throttle in 3rd gear compared to the H at full throttle in 2nd gear. I still love that old H and it will be in my garage for as long as I'm here, because it was my first love, but to this day I still prefer my M for most work. As far as the work I do I don't really notice a fuel difference between the H and M, however my Super C I can tell you I fill up once for every 3 times I fill up the H or M. I swear sometimes I think that thing runs on air more than fuel. I think it uses less fuel than my lawn mower.
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