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Re: Gas Tractor How much fuel???
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Posted by RickL on March 15, 2007 at 10:28:38 from (71.7.39.102):
In Reply to: Gas Tractor How much fuel??? posted by Jugger on March 15, 2007 at 10:01:25:
I used to run unit like that in the Oliver 1800 and a 1755 gas Oliver. They do drink the gas. I drop back to a 1650 gas Oliver and no comparison. I could run all I need to in day time raking and loading samll bales with grapple with that unit. that one I would recommend but I would not go to the 1800 gas it reaaly drinks it although better statr in winter time thou. Oh I forgot the 1650 unit I refeffed to ias for sale now as I have outgreww it for hyd so it is for sale now. was always good running unit for me. $4000.00. Loader brackets for a Buhler 595 loader to fit also for sale`
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