Posted by Tom from Ontario on December 12, 2018 at 17:34:07 from (64.228.195.34):
In Reply to: Re: MF 97 posted by centash on December 04, 2018 at 06:38:59:
I would think the gassers are rare, but I was told that on the Prairies, people liked them with loaders because they would start in unheated sheds for feeding cattle. I had an MF 85, the predecessor to the Super 90 and when at heavy tillage, it was 5 to 6 gallons/hour. Pretty stiff for a 60 horse tractor. At gas prices here in Ontario, that would translate into about $30/hour. A few years ago in southern alberta, I met a fellow who had an 88 with a loader and that was the ancestor of the 90 as well and that's what he used it for, also raking hay.
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