Texasmark: The John Deere I am looking at on the varying power and fuel consumption shows at 66.25 pto horsepower 14.15 hp.hr./gal, and if I am doing the conversion correctly that equals .07 gals/hp/hr. This is a 2 wheel drive tractor. I was also looking at a 7040 Kuobta 2 wheel drive that is a 68 engine 62 pto horsepower, but it is a new model so they do not have the Nebrasha test. I have a 11 year old Ford 5030 that is 62 pto horse power. It uses about 2-2.5 gal/hour cutting and baling hay. I have a eight foot cutter and a 375 JD baler. Diesel is getting close to $3.00 per gallon here, so I am wanting to buy something that would be as fuel efficient as possible but get the job done. There are no Branson dealers here. If there was, I might be interested in looking at them. I know Komatso makes good products. Thanks for your reply.
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