Posted by hd6gtom on July 27, 2012 at 07:14:38 from (75.170.237.148):
In Reply to: oil bath upgrade posted by Mike_Lubbock on July 26, 2012 at 15:47:22:
Think about this, why does the military use dry paper air filters in everything that runs in the sandy soils of the mid east? WHY, because extensive testing shows the paper air filters actually do a better job of cleaning the air than anything else. Do you see a oilbath air cleaner on any of the $200000.00 tractors today, why not? Because the farm tractor industry has also done extensive testing and found a $40.00 air filter is far better than 1920's tec. I've just spent 6000.00 to have an engine overhaul and I will gladly spend $40.00 for an air filter to protect that investment.
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