Posted by Fordfarmer on March 12, 2008 at 09:24:55 from (207.230.216.120):
In Reply to: Fuel Savings posted by 4 Bottom on March 12, 2008 at 07:29:58:
I'll say right off that I'm prejudiced in favor of blue.... Depending on what age range you want, look for a Ford 5000, 5600, 6600, 5610, or 6610. Those are all 60-72 h.p. (except early 5000's that still have the original 233 c.i. engine- they are rated 57 h.p.)and easy on fuel. All are 233, 256, or 268 cubic inch 4-cylinders. Avoid the gassers, as any gas-powered tractor this size will be THIRSTY! Or even step up to a 7000/7600/7610 (256 or 268 c.i. turbo-diesels). My 7000/7600 use about 2 gal./hour mowing hay with a 9' mo-co as fast as the mower can cut it. (usually 4th or 5th low) Both use about 4 gal./hour under heavy load (15' disk in 5th low). My 4600 (52 h.p., 3-cyl) is more efficient, but lacks the power for some jobs...
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