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Re: fuel to run in old tractors
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Posted by Leroy on March 06, 2006 at 16:01:51 from (209.143.52.253):
In Reply to: fuel to run in old tractors posted by DJL on March 05, 2006 at 18:37:55:
Been running unleaded since 74 in everything, all heavy workers, no deisels. 74 was when the auto industry changed requiring the unleaded and the fuel supplier changed to all unleaded as they did not want to install a extra storage tank and never told anybody so every body that bought from that dealer all ran only the unleaded and never heard any complaints. Only found out after they were no longer in business having died of old age. When new supplier started was a different color and questioned them and only then about 20 years later did I find out I was running unleaded so you can see that it never hurt anything.
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