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140 PROPANE?
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JMAN
08-28-2001 18:08:59
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I AM GOING TO CONVERT MY 140 FROM PROPANE BACK TO GASOLINE. I HAVE TWO QUESTIONS, 1) IS THE INTAKE THE SAME AND 2) IS THERE ANY MARKET FOR THE PROPANE SETUP OR AM I BETTER OFF JUST PITCHING IT? ANY AND ALL HELP IS APPERCIATED.
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Mark R
08-30-2001 07:27:17
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Re: 140 PROPANE? in reply to JMAN, 08-28-2001 18:08:59
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JMAN I would'nt alter a perfectly good tractor especially a rare one like that. just my opinion, think about it. Mark R.
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Guy Fay
08-28-2001 19:08:33
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Re: 140 PROPANE? in reply to JMAN, 08-28-2001 18:08:59
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If you've got a true 140 propane from the factory, I'd sell the tractor and buy what you really want. I don't remember if there was true factory propane setups on the 140s or not.
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sly
08-28-2001 18:19:19
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Re: 140 PROPANE? in reply to JMAN, 08-28-2001 18:08:59
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If it is in decent shape you might try putting it on Ebay. You reach a very wide audience and all it takes is two people that want it!!
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