What's your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
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Re: What\'s your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
My CAT D3 fuel consumption at 5 gallons per hour seems high to me also. Maybe someone is siphoning the fuel? 5 GPH is based on cutting in new fire trails/fire breaks with a lot of uphill dozing and pushing a fully loaded blade. I figure I am a little under 15,000 lbs with attachments and cage.
My CAT D3 fuel consumption at 5 gallons per hour seems high to me also. Maybe someone is siphoning the fuel? 5 GPH is based on cutting in new fire trails/fire breaks with a lot of uphill dozing and pushing a fully loaded blade. I figure I am a little under 15,000 lbs with attachments and cage.
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Re: What\'s your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
My CAT D3 fuel consumption at 5 gallons per hour seems high to me also. Maybe someone is siphoning the fuel? 5 GPH is based on cutting in new fire trails/fire breaks with a lot of uphill dozing and pushing a fully loaded blade. I figure I am a little under 15,000 lbs with attachments and cage.
My CAT D3 fuel consumption at 5 gallons per hour seems high to me also. Maybe someone is siphoning the fuel? 5 GPH is based on cutting in new fire trails/fire breaks with a lot of uphill dozing and pushing a fully loaded blade. I figure I am a little under 15,000 lbs with attachments and cage.
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Re: What\'s your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
Nh 7610s, 5g in 3 hrs on 10' mower, or 5g in 2 hrs on 15' mower. Similar fuel usage with Ford 5000 on 10' mower. Both diesel...
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Nh 7610s, 5g in 3 hrs on 10' mower, or 5g in 2 hrs on 15' mower. Similar fuel usage with Ford 5000 on 10' mower. Both diesel...
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Re: What\'s your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
Nh 7610s, 5g in 3 hrs on 10' mower, or 5g in 2 hrs on 15' mower. Similar fuel usage with Ford 5000 on 10' mower. Both diesel...
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Nh 7610s, 5g in 3 hrs on 10' mower, or 5g in 2 hrs on 15' mower. Similar fuel usage with Ford 5000 on 10' mower. Both diesel...
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Re: What\'s your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
Average of 0.45 gallons/hr on my 4010 with nearly 150 hours on it. Doesn't vary much from this, no matter what the usage.
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Average of 0.45 gallons/hr on my 4010 with nearly 150 hours on it. Doesn't vary much from this, no matter what the usage.
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Re: What\'s your Fuel Consumption... Gallons per Hour
Average of 0.45 gallons/hr on my 4010 with nearly 150 hours on it. Doesn't vary much from this, no matter what the usage.
Ralph
Average of 0.45 gallons/hr on my 4010 with nearly 150 hours on it. Doesn't vary much from this, no matter what the usage.
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