Posted by old on January 25, 2011 at 10:33:30 from (4.245.12.58):
In Reply to: Hey everyone posted by Johnnyboyy on January 25, 2011 at 09:04:09:
Charlie answer your first question very well. But I will add to what he said about fuel. Back in the day these old tractors where built they have farm fuel or in other wards gas not fit to use in cars and trucks and that was used in tractors. It was low octane etc. So you do not need to buy high $$ gas for your tractor and as a matter of fact the cheapest stuff you buy is way way better then what it has ran on over the years. As for the lead ya buy that lead additive and keep the snake oil dealers in business. Or in other words it does nothing for your engine other then waste your $$ leave the lead stuff on the store shelve
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