Posted by John Harmon on September 23, 2009 at 08:38:03 from (65.55.67.223):
In Reply to: propane tractors? posted by ryanwheelock on September 23, 2009 at 05:52:35:
Lots of helpful advise below. I will furnish a little trivia I picked up on down in La. back in the 1960's, I asked a farm manager [a white man] why they had so many LP tractors and he said this: field hands steal gasoline for their cars,they steal diesel for their stoves and they are scared to death of LP and leave it alone.so most farms use Lp tractors and equipment.Don't know what he or they did about the farms cars and trucks. This is the truth as told to me and I don't want to start a racial rigamaroe over it.I care less one way or the other.My apoligies to any one who feels slighted.JH
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