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Re: LP Tractors - Pros and Cons
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Posted by txgrn on February 24, 2006 at 06:31:08 from (12.39.110.35):
In Reply to: LP Tractors - Pros and Cons posted by B. Abseck on February 24, 2006 at 01:28:39:
Will never have another. In short; fuel handling is a problem in both extremes of ambient temperature and logistically....gotta get the fuel to the tractor; gotta hit the sweet spot to get it started; hard starting soon after shutdown unless you remember to turn the fuel off and let it die; very very thirsty when working it hard. Take diesel hands down. Has none of the above problems and you can drive your p/u to town and get some diesel for it when you need it. Mark
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