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Posted by paul on September 23, 2002 at 09:33:41 from (209.23.145.3):
In Reply to: Re: fuel efficiency; gas vs diesel posted by Pete; More info on my tractor needs on September 23, 2002 at 04:42:17:
Here's the short answer: You are right on the bubble, where either will work well for you. More hp or more heavy plowing & a diesel would be better. More winter work or smalled tractor, & an old gas would be simpler for you... You will note there are no more gas tractors, of any size.... A gas tractor needs much more attention with the whole electrical system, & points/plugs/etc. replacement. However this is simple, can be done by you. The diesel will run 3-5 times longer without any service, however those servives are more costly & might have to be done by a pro. Winter is an issue of diesel, however a good frost plug heater & you are good to go, I use mine at 10 below, takes 2 hours on the tank heater... Do you just love to do your own engine work, and you are familiar with gas engines? Go that route. Do you want to get your hay done, & you don't want to fool around with down time & point adjustment? Get diesel. Like I say, you are right on the bubble, can't really go wrong. --->Paul
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