(quoted from post at 15:37:12 12/19/17) Nice looking tractor..lp tank must be for getting it toasty in the cab?
(quoted from post at 16:06:59 12/19/17) Wow did I screw that one up..I m use to seeing lp
tanks on old cranes for heat..
(quoted from post at 18:17:02 12/19/17) You are all screwed up. In the first pic you can clearly see injection pump. In second pic you can clearly see the intake pipe from air cleaner and glow plug in the elbow to the intake manifold. There are no LP regulators there. ALL 1030s were diesels.
Loren
(quoted from post at 00:49:54 12/20/17) 930 with the blower is a LP tractor. Tank on the front is a supplement to the rear tank.
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