Posted by Duane WI on December 05, 2017 at 11:27:46 from (69.29.255.31):
In Reply to: Re: Gas vs Diesel posted by Oliver 500 Wa on December 05, 2017 at 11:04:07:
I agree that modern gas engines are complex but they have a huge track record of success. You can easily hit 250,000 miles on a new car with basic maintenance. At 50mph average speed that is 5000 hours. I have 2 Chevy 2.4 liter ecotec 4 cylinder engines. One has 170,000 miles the other 130,000 miles. The engines have needed nothing but basic maintenance. I think they could be put in a tractor governed to 2500 rpm, make 40 horsepower and last a long time. 2.4 liters is around 150 cubic inches. A lot of old tractors in the 30 to 40hp size have similar sized engines.
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