Posted by Pat-CT on November 09, 2007 at 19:08:16 from (68.110.205.165):
In Reply to: B-275 diesel ?? posted by kip in ny on November 09, 2007 at 14:43:52:
truly a great tractor we ahve one at work live pto live hydro ours has they have a weird stater in my opinion where theres a lever that has to be pulled insted of a button but it has dick breaks and it can easly handle a 3 bottom plow they rev to what seems to me a really loud high rpm i never bring the one at work much more then idle even wheen plowing mayby 1/2 throttle at most verry easy starting diesils to execpt ours because the flywheel is like missing some teeth but if you heat the glowplugs for about 40 seconds they will start in about 20 degree weather(again mayby just our tractor) without a block heater or ither
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