Soundguy
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Tractors" are traditionally diesel powered. Most lawn tractors are gasoline powered. I can't think of a "real" tractor that is gasoline powered )</font>
That one was obviously typed with out any research.
1, At least very recently, cub-cadet had a gas powered CUT/SCUT. The model number escapes me.. but if pressed.. I'll dig it up.
As for 'traditionally' diesel powered. I think you need to hit a history book. Look up kerosene, distalate, TVO, and petrol / gasolene. Start reasearching from the late 1800's. I think you will find that tractors are overwhelmingly 'gas' powered.
Diesel has only taken over predoninately in the latter half or quarter of the 1900's. In the 50's.. still mostly gas tractors. Gas tractors had a good following into the midtolate 70's where diesel became pretty much the rule, and gas was the odd exception.
Soundguy
That one was obviously typed with out any research.
1, At least very recently, cub-cadet had a gas powered CUT/SCUT. The model number escapes me.. but if pressed.. I'll dig it up.
As for 'traditionally' diesel powered. I think you need to hit a history book. Look up kerosene, distalate, TVO, and petrol / gasolene. Start reasearching from the late 1800's. I think you will find that tractors are overwhelmingly 'gas' powered.
Diesel has only taken over predoninately in the latter half or quarter of the 1900's. In the 50's.. still mostly gas tractors. Gas tractors had a good following into the midtolate 70's where diesel became pretty much the rule, and gas was the odd exception.
Soundguy