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Posted by ChrisL on December 26, 2003 at 20:15:00 from (216.16.27.63):
In Reply to: diesel vs gas posted by Doug on December 26, 2003 at 19:47:19:
diessel are generally better - no small items to maintain - plugs, points, wires, so they start better - typically farmers and some ordianry people if u shop can get diessel fuel cheaper if u get the dyed stuff without paying any road taxes on it - working hard in a field the diesel will use less fuel but probably not a big concern for you - diesels can be harder sarting in the winter - but not necessarily so - as far as expensive overhauls , etc they area all expensive - bottom line: the fact that every new tractor sold (other than the smallest lawn mowers) is diesel should point you to the way the industry feels is better
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