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Re: JD 730 GAS VERSES DUAL FUEL WHAT'S THE DIF.
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Posted by Gerald J. on November 03, 2006 at 16:07:27 from (67.0.102.204):
In Reply to: JD 730 GAS VERSES DUAL FUEL WHAT'S THE DIF. posted by gearbox on November 03, 2006 at 13:39:16:
If it has two outlets and one gas cap, it can't be dual fuel. The tanks have to be separate. It could be that one outlet has an extension so it doesn't take all the fuel, leaving the fuel in the bottom of the tank as reserve when it doesn't have a gas gauge, that double outlet is a way to keep from walking when its low on gas. Several tractors did that, early VW Beetles did that. You close the valve from the lower outlet and run on the upper one until you use up that gas, they you go to the reserve and go get more fuel. Gerald J.
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