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GordoSD

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The new FArmall 95 has one thing going for it.
Drove mine 5 miles down the road to neighbor, sprayed 40 acres with a 30 foot boom sprayer, and drove home. It took 2.5 gals of fuel to top it off. That little turboed, intercooled, 95 hp 4 banger is a real fuel mizer.

Gordo
 
I find that interesting, sure is conservative on fuel, and I bet it is much more comfortable to sit on all day then the old steel pan seats are.
 
Well the driver is a 1940 model. I'll post info on the new farmall in the Todays Tractors in the future. Just know that this winter when you have seven layers of clothes on to push the snow off your driveway, I'll be in that plush heated cab in shorts and a t shirt, singing along to a Willie Nelson CD, LOL.

Gordo
 
I have ran a jx95 and a 13 ft. disc bine will make them take fuel! A Farmall 95 had several needed improvements over the jx, brake pedals, pto, ect.
 
I would rather hear about a newer farmall and what it can do than listen to all the whinning and complaining about ex-wives and how somebody thinks they got mistreated at the border. At least it's about tractors...
 
30 acres of hay took 5 or 6 hours and the tank was on E, I think the tank is around 30 gals.+ or- (meter on pump is broke), you couldn't get that much fuel through a 970/1070 Case, cab is decent, the handling is ok but on the jx the brake pedals and shift levers were in the way.
 
I agree.

I think most of us here are tractor fans, old, new, what ever.

There's enough OT stuff going on here, this was at least in the ball park.

K
 
Don"t bother me a bit about your story. Who makes that engine? My bigger Kubota seems to do great on fuel also. Heck, even working our smaller one hard, a 57hp Hydro for 10 or 12 hours and it still only wants 8 gals or less. Hard to beat.
 
Old , you cant talk about this being a LITTLE OT , What does your moms driveway or your wifes car overheating have to do with yesterdays tractors ??
 
I understand "Old". He is an old wanna-be somebody who lives in a junk yard. I understand his complaint.
 
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