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Super 55 diesels

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scottf

11-14-2005 07:37:09




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You don't see very many Super 55 with a diesel engine. Does anybody have any idea what percentage of Super 55s were diesel? Are Super 55s worth more with a diesel engine?




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Detective MS

11-15-2005 14:35:31




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 Re: Super 55 diesels in reply to scottf, 11-14-2005 07:37:09  
Have seen a few in Mississippi



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Mike (WA)

11-15-2005 08:12:44




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 Re: Super 55 diesels in reply to scottf, 11-14-2005 07:37:09  
Diesels are generally worth more than gas, but there doesn't seem to be as big a differential on the smaller units like the Super 55- because the fuel consumption isn't that big a factor, and there are some weekenders who are just more comfortable with carburetors, points, spark plugs, etc. than with injectors and pumps.



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AB

11-14-2005 16:44:27




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 Re: Super 55 diesels in reply to scottf, 11-14-2005 07:37:09  
They seem rare to me too as I haven't seen very many. My Dad's got one though.



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Kruse

11-14-2005 15:57:58




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 Re: Super 55 diesels in reply to scottf, 11-14-2005 07:37:09  
Gas worth more than diesels??..... .
I know one that is. (Or at least the owner thinks it is) The owner is a former Oliver dealer. Paint is poor, but all the sheet metal is there. Has a crappy loader on it. Runs....barely. Tires are shot. It"s sitting outside for Mother Nature to attack. The big "draw" or selling point is that it has factory power steering. (So he says....I didn"t look at it that close)
The price? Only $6550. I hope it rusts into the ground.

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edchainsaw

11-14-2005 18:45:10




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 Re: Super 55 diesels in reply to Kruse, 11-14-2005 15:57:58  
we had one that was just like this one.... exept it didnt run...



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