Why would I even consider that? Not at all suited to what I do. Mine are large enough and I can actually turn them in a field, unlike that behemoth that needs a football field to change directions. In the grand scheme of things they might be a weine but that weinie is large enough to do what I need to accomplish.
Not only pistons and rings are different but the blocks are structurally different as well (least I think they are) to contain the added pressures of turbo charging and survive over the long haul.
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Good for you.
I use a cheap battery pump that inserts into the fuel canister. You will still need rest the fuel canister on a tall bucket so the hose will reach the fuel port on the tractor.Well I went and pulled the trigger on a brand new L3301. I got the front end loader, a spreader box and a heavy duty pallet fork for just under $30,000. I'll probably be going back and get a chipper and a bush hog a little later.
So far I have logged 16 hrs on the ol girl mainly scooping up gravel out of gravel piles and spreading it out around my new building site. I have a big top soil pile that I use to fill in low spots around the property and I did in just 10 minutes what it would take me a half day or more to do with my Powerking and little trailer by hand. And I wasn't tired a bit after doing it.As some have stated the loader is a little light for any real agressive rooting and digging but I found out pretty quick that you just have to slow down and take your time after all it's not a D8 cat. Over all I'm pretty happy with it. In 16 hrs it has only gone through a 1/4 tank of fuel. One thing I found that was not really to my liking if the fuel fill. I don't know what brain child came uo with the idea of placing it on top center of the hood, especially with the way these new fuel cans we have today. I can see a lot of of fuel all over the place when trying to ballance yourself in one spot for 15 minutes while fuel drips from these stewpid so called safty cans. Other than that it seems like a pretty solid machine you just have to take your time with it.
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He's been doing it for years and it gets old.
I hear ya. I got nothing against the guy, don't even know him, but like you say it gets tiring. If you hate small tractors so much why do you read all the small tractor threads, then have to tell us over and over again "I have no use" and "they are not real tractors"