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LIKE TO KNOW TRACTOR SIZES?

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mark

06-02-1999 14:36:13

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I AM THINKING ABOUT BUYING A 75 TO 100 HP GAS AC TRACTOR, SOMETHING THAT I CAN MOVE A 14FT DISK WITH AND STILL DO CULTIATOR WORK WITH AND SOMETHING THAT WONT COST A ARM AND A LEG(3500TO4000$).I THINK A D-19 IS IN THAT HP RANGE BUT A HEAR PEOPLE SAY THAT IT WILL NOT HOLED UP.
IT IS JUST A BIGGER MOTOR ON A D-17 FRAME.
SO I AM LOOKING FOR SOME SUGGTIONS ON SOME TRACTOR SIZE AND MODELS.
WHY GAS I CAN WORK ON THEM . NEVER WORKED ON A DISEL BEFOR.

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HANSEN

07-16-1999 16:35:31

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Re: LIKE TO KNOW TRACTOR SIZES? in reply to mark, 06-02-1999 14:36:13

I HAVE A D-17 WITH A REBUILT DEISEL FOR SALE. IT HAS POWER TO SPARE AND IS EASY ON FUEL $3500.00 OBO 301-863-6519

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john

06-03-1999 06:36:07

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Re: LIKE TO KNOW TRACTOR SIZES? in reply to mark, 06-02-1999 14:36:13

We used a D-17 gas to pull a 13' wheel disk. Had plenty of power to spare!

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orangeman

06-03-1999 08:59:53

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Re: Re: LIKE TO KNOW TRACTOR SIZES? in reply to john, 06-03-1999 06:36:07

The D-19 is more than a D-17 on a larger frame. The d-19 gas engine is 6 cylinder not the 4cylinder 226 and is rated at least 10 hp more than the D-17. However, you should reconsider gas vs diesel in this size tractor as the old story with the gas D-19 was the gas tank was just large enough to get you back to the gas barrel.

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orangeman

06-03-1999 08:59:51

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Re: Re: LIKE TO KNOW TRACTOR SIZES? in reply to john, 06-03-1999 06:36:07

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