Posted by wilson ind on September 02, 2019 at 06:07:02 from (66.244.77.244):
George you may have notices I posted just asking for what the gm light diesels were. Guess most jumped to the idea I wanted to buy one. Not much could be farther from the truth. I just wondered the facts as to size, who makes them, and other interesting facts. Not sure any one really answered the question. Sure got a lot of reasons why I should not buy!!If they only knew how cheap I am!!! However one poster mentioned that Kubota makes a gasoline drop in replacement engine. Perhaps this information will be of use to you in securing a gasoline or maybe propane unit with the modern features you desire? Thinking there would be a market for the removed diesel. Nothing like an old friend trying to spend your money. LOL Knowing you likely will not, however if you go to Elnora this weekend let me know. Bet our friend John T will have couple cold Barley Pops in his camp? Best to you old friend.
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