Posted by MARK ROBKE on November 19, 2021 at 10:22:06 from (173.184.193.219):
In Reply to: I should have checked posted by DeltaRed on November 18, 2021 at 15:16:59:
I have an IH300u and a CIH485. I do a lot of bush hogging on side hills, and ran both tractors out of fuel on the same hill; both times the draw side was up hill. On the 300u it died instantly-no warning, not even a sputter. On the 485, it sputtered and I was able to quickly swing around and get the draw side downhill, where it was able to remain running after it cleared up. The 300u is a gas hog and just used more than I had anticipated, and I had to walk. The 485 would have been fine if I had not been on the side hill so long. I now never go out unless the tank is 1/2 full-in fact, that is where I try and refill! Mark.
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