Posted by Unclemerle on August 20, 2007 at 18:45:12 from (204.96.125.227):
In Reply to: Alice Chalmers 190 gas posted by ohiofarmer on August 20, 2007 at 14:07:06:
Ohio
I had 190 gasser on a loader and it served me ok.
Good points; easy tractor to drive, hyd's were strong, always started if it was plugged in (0-)
Bad points; mine had the typical AC problem of the hyd oil would go into the tranny side. Used 5 gallons of gas an hour no matter what you did (holly carb). Front end was a bit light duty for loader work. Was hard to drive when using a rear mount snow blower, if I would of had a second right hand to run the torqe converter it would of been ok.
Mine went to a consignment auction and was glad to see it go.
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