Posted by doug in illinois on June 24, 2011 at 15:47:27 from (173.233.168.105):
In Reply to: If it was 1970... posted by olliekid on June 23, 2011 at 18:41:57:
Hard decision. Would still go with the Ford 5000 row crop diesel, very easy on fuel. But uses generator instead of alternator and tach drive has been a constant problem.
Case 870 or 970 powershift instead of IH1066. Need dual pto and something easier on fuel. My old 1370 burns less fuel than the 1066, but it is 1000 pto only.
The Case 1370 and the 1066 start much easier than the Ford in extreme cold. The 1066 will start at freezing with no ether assist or plugged in. Will start a 0 degrees with ether, belwo that should be plugged in just to keep oil warm enough to lubricate on startup.
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