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Re: Farmall 756 with German 310 ( few Questions)
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Posted by chadd on May 15, 2007 at 07:31:13 from (155.92.32.46):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall 756 with German 310 ( few Questions) posted by georgeky on May 15, 2007 at 06:02:51:
Yeah, that is impressive! Our 806 is pretty good down to about 40. The thirties are about where it becomes difficult to start and a squirt of either goes in and the twenties are where the block heater is turned on. We use the gas 2500A in winter, though so it really doesn't run much when it is cold. I still see a bunch of those 6 and 7 's around here. Even the farms that have gone to all green for the new stuff have their silage blowers and other smaller stuff run by their 656's and 706's. There are still a ton of them around Wisconsin.
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