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Re: 706 806 gas vs diesel- cheap horsepower?
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Posted by Erik in WI on November 22, 2006 at 18:04:44 from (65.162.45.234):
In Reply to: 706 806 gas vs diesel- cheap horsepower? posted by gdorsey on November 22, 2006 at 16:21:27:
For least fuel consumtion, the diesel will win hands down. The gassers are cheaper and simpler to rebuild, and will go cheaper at auction. The condition of the tractor will be a big factor in the price. Look for a late model 706 gas with the 291 engine not the 263 or for one with the 310 German diesel. (German diesels love a steady diet of hard work, they are not a chore tractor!) Good luck Erik in WI
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