I think it will handle it as they are not a heavy disc, But i will tell ya this run hightest gas in it and you should do fine you will be working that tractor hard and the reg gas of today burns way hotter then the gas of the day when that tractor was new . The high test (93 Octane ) burns LONGER AND COOLER and does well in gas tractors . I will put it to you this way 200 gallon of high test will cost ya .20 cent a gallon more then the 87 reg if you run 200 gallon thru that tractor it will cost ya 40 bucks more , you score the sleeves due to super high combustion temp in the cylinders and engine overhaul will cost ya way over two grand . you can burn a lot of gas before ya come up with the cost of and engine job.
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