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Re: W9 LP vs. Gas difference
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Posted by John A. on June 30, 2006 at 11:06:24 from (4.253.41.198):
In Reply to: W9 LP vs. Gas difference posted by cartechtom on June 30, 2006 at 08:19:52:
cartechtom, If your W9 is factory LP....Leave it!!! Even it is a field conversion I would probably leave it for I am an LP fan. Look on Guy Fays Letter series book (the Farmall Bible) page 107 your W9 can look just like that...That W6 in his book is one COOOOOOOOOOL tractor. There is just no deniening that, Also the LP would be more novel that the gas version. Turn over to pages 117 on, and you see whaat it shoiuld look like as a gas version. Good Luck. Laater, John A.
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