Posted by redforlife on September 25, 2014 at 15:50:44 from (68.234.121.124):
In Reply to: Disscussion about gas posted by James Williams on September 24, 2014 at 09:27:57:
I got an F-20 and have been known to burn old gas in it. Not as a preferance, but as a means of useing up the old gas. My experience- I do not notice a rise in horse power. It is harder to get running, and does not run as good untill it is warmed up. Once warmed up, can't tell any difference. It has a thermosiffen system, atleast mine does (no water pump). The very late model F-20s might of had a water pump, but not sure on that. I'm thinking the 38 and 9's. These thermosiffen tractors I believe run a little warmer which aids in the ability to burn lower quality fuel. As for it being better, I am not a believer. I am a believer in cool night air (with more humidity) giving you a slight power boost. My 2 cents.
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