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Re: Diesel vs. gas, pro's and con's?
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Posted by Navy Man on May 20, 2003 at 10:41:00 from (206.149.4.81):
In Reply to: Diesel vs. gas, pro's and con's? posted by Lynn Schrum on May 18, 2003 at 19:12:34:
I have a Fordson Major Diesel. I have run it in
15 degree weather (that is Farenheit) and
never had a problem starting it up. It is very
fuel efficient. I can use it all day long and use
less than half a tank of fuel. This is partially
because I can do most work while in idle. As
for working on, it is the most simple engine I
have ever seen. It is a lot easier to fix than my
Oliver 66 gas. It is even easier to fix than my
Craftsman lawn mower. I will admit it, I am a
diesel fan. I love the sound of a well tuned
diesel. So my opinion is, go with a diesel.
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