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Re: Cheapest running diesel
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Posted by mike on April 01, 2004 at 22:06:01 from (208.16.74.140):
In Reply to: Cheapest running diesel posted by Rich in Iowa on April 01, 2004 at 17:30:10:
Ill second on the long only drawback ive found is parts are a little harder to get but NOT impossible I have a 310 dt 4x4 1981 bought new and all that has been done to it is a set of bearings cause dad didnt change the oil in 1100 hrs and it plugged up the screen didnt damage anything but wouldnt hold good pressure anymore and it needed a clutch anyway it spent almost 20 years as only tractor and got used for things that should have been done by dozer or waayy bigger tractor never burned over 1 gph and seldom close to that good luck mike
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