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Steven, Avilla

01-31-2008 10:37:31




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Hello I was wondering if anyone knows what engine a 180 gasser would have. Also, were they good engines?




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ric1

02-01-2008 15:19:19




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 Re: 180 Gas in reply to Steven, Avilla MO, 01-31-2008 10:37:31  
i once owned a 150 with a narrow front



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Fred T. Hart Jr.

02-04-2008 19:36:57




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 Re: 180 Gas in reply to ric1, 02-01-2008 15:19:19  
Thanks for reply on MF narrow front.

At shows I see a 40 narrow front from time to time. Have neighbor that has a full set of cultivators for a 50 narrow front, but sold tractor so they are stored out by his barn.

I believe I did see a MF 175 once in narrow front, also saw a 5000 Ford in narrow front.

I am sure they are not as stable as wide fronts, but I think they look good and boy are they rare.

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Jeff Z.

02-01-2008 02:55:48




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 Re: 180 Gas in reply to Jeff Z., 02-01-2008 02:52:50  
Sorry , wrong page . You said gas.



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MAH

01-31-2008 12:43:54




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 Re: 180 Gas in reply to Steven, Avilla MO, 01-31-2008 10:37:31  
Depending on the year. A 175/180 1965-68 would have the Continental G206. The ones after that would have the Perkins AG4.236. I have a 175 with a G206 and is a very good tractor. It has a few horsepower less (about 5)than the Perkins gas or diesel. The Perkins diesel would have more torque than both gas engines. Hope this helps.



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Fred T. Hart Jr.

01-31-2008 10:51:09




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 Re: 180 Gas in reply to Steven, Avilla MO, 01-31-2008 10:37:31  
do not know what engine you have

would like to know if your is a narrow front end.

have see one, however, it may have been a 175, it went by on a truck.

If yours is a narrow front end, be sure and post a picture on photos section.



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