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Re: IH 706 gas


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Posted by the tractor vet on July 21, 2007 at 21:00:03 from (75.19.123.188):

In Reply to: Re: IH 706 gas posted by wolfman on July 21, 2007 at 20:12:08:

I can see that you never read the manual on a C291 gas engine and the same applys to the C263 gas engine they requier minium of 93 and running the 87 is hurting that engine in ways you do not see till it is to late and ya start diggen in the piggy bank for parts money . I think that i know a littel more then you on these tractors as we have run and still run a 706 gasser everyday and when tuned properly and fed the correct fuel even worken it on 4x16 all day she will burn between 4 and 5 gallon and hour , put the 806 on the same plow and it will burn 5-5.5 gal and hour . When winter sets in around here the diesels get parked and the 706 is run everyday feeding or grinding feed as it will start no matter the temp . no plugen in no starting fluid . On first cutting this year we mowed and raked two times plus moved all the round bales on 28 acres on 35 gallon of gas SOOooooo they are not that bad on fuel even if ya have to pay three bucks a gallon ya just have to get use to the fact that the days of getting 95 octain reg gas for 24 cents a gallon . And we can buy lots of gas for the old gasser that is paid for over the price of a new pice of junk that is built across the pond that will use a gallon or so less.


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