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Posted by David in England on June 21, 2006 at 00:14:43 from (86.142.187.125):
Hi Guys;
The English built versions of M & W6 used an English manufactured diesel engine - indirect injection. Starts straight from batteries.
The US built gas start diesel only came here in WW2 fitted to the TD6 crawlers.
The "round disc" on English tractors is a TAX DISC. Every vehicle has to pay annual road tax, and the disc has to be displayed on the vehicle. On tractors & motorbikes these silver discs are the Tax Disc holders.
Tax varies on type of vehicle & engine size. Tractors have to display disc but dont actually pay any money. The licence plate issued when vehicle is new (combination of letters & numbers) stays with that vehicle until its scrapped.
Cheers David
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