Posted by DeltaRed on November 01, 2013 at 21:19:54 from (97.118.27.7):
In Reply to: mf 1105 turbo removal posted by Robert Meyer on November 01, 2013 at 20:54:20:
Removeing the turbo will not save fuel.A turbo only adds more air,thus burning fuel more effiently(and less fuel at that).True, lots of turboed tractors have the fuel 'turned up',removeing it will simply make it run rich.The eaisier the tractor works,the less fuel it will use.Removeing the turbo is not as easy as it sounds.You will have to 'replumb' the intake and exaust systems.If you really need a smaller tractor -like a 1080/1085.But.I always thought a 1105 was naturally aspirated,the 1135 was the turbo model.My advise-Don't.
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