Posted by Jon f mn on November 30, 2018 at 08:57:46 from (174.219.9.109):
In Reply to: Re: Thirsty tractors posted by Mike M on November 30, 2018 at 08:34:37:
Ok, here's a comparison for you. My brother bought a new 4650fwa as his main tractor. He was never impressed with the fuel use or pulling power and he had a couple break down issues as well. His next big tractor was a new case 9270 4wd. By actual numbers the case did almost exactly twice the acres/hr of the 4650, and it did it on about 1/2 the fuel/hr. Of course most of the loads were heavy for the JD and light for the case. That is til they got their first rippers which was the fist hard pull for the case. It did burn more fuel then, but still very efficient. None of the newer either case or jd's they have had have come close to that 9270 for efficiency.
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