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Posted by New Farmer on June 26, 2005 at 07:36:41 from (12.219.176.58):
I just picked up a 1935 J.D. It has two fuel tanks. One person told me one of the tanks is a reserve tank and someone told me that one of the tanks was for gas and the other was for a product called All Fuel. His explination was you started the tractor on the gas fuel and once it was warmed up you switched to the All Fuel which was cheaper to run in the old days. What is all fuel, or what is the reciepe to make it? Which one is right
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