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Re: 1855 Gasser
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Posted by Shep on December 20, 2002 at 06:35:15 from (66.192.61.19):
In Reply to: 1855 Gasser posted by Wayne on December 20, 2002 at 06:01:03:
Typically the 310 gas engines were a lot more reliable and ran a lot better from the factory. Even the 310 diesel with out a turbo and under normal HP specs ran pretty reliably, like in the 1755 tractors. It seems the problems with the 310 came out most when they put a turbo on it and cranked up the fuel, like the 1855 and 1955. My book does show that they made some 1855 gas tractors but I cant say that I have ever seen one or really even know where one is. I dont think they made too many 1855 gas tractors. Hope this helps.
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