4wheelerman
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hey was just woundering what you guys thought of the mt20d.Does anyone know what this would come close to in a us model.
mitsubishi mt20d
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EFC
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The only thing a MT250D and MT20D share in common is the Mitsubishi name
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4wheelerman
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efc what would you say is closest us match to the mt20d. thanks jack
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4wheelerman
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so mit how do you like your mitsubishi mt250.i used to have a little 2wd kubota l1500 and thats what got me hooked on the compacts then i got this mitsubishi and it went from a 15hp tractor to a 23.5hp 4wd tractor and this thing is awsome it cracks off with the first piston up with out the use of the glow plugs it runs forever on a tank of fuel.i also never had a loader on my old kubota that is as handy as a pocket on a shirt.i cant pick up as much as i can with a full size loader but i can get in a lot more spots with it.well ill stop flappin my jaws and let someone else talk.but i have nothing but good to say about mitsubishi. jack
i have a d1850. havent done too much with it. i just took out a big stump with it using the front bucket and a tow rope. the tractor once it gets going it has a lots of balls.i am having a problem with the glow indicator now so i took the dash off and am waiting for my new part to arrive this week.ordered a used one from kytp.com: The Best Search Links on the Net. i think i may need new glow plugs.it takes too long to pre heat and when it is ready the glow indicator gets so hot it was melting the dash. i tested my plugs and they all read the same i do not have a new one to compare it to.my meter seems to be a little off so i am not quite sure.they read 1.5ohm. but the meter when u short the leads reads .4ohm. so the plugs could be reading 1.1ohm instead of 1.89 ohm.they may be worn out.
