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    Posted: 16 Aug 2012 at 2:32pm
Gotta drive my D14 about 25 miles or 41km. What do you guys think it'll suck up in fuel for the trip?
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I checked mine plowing running it full throttle for 5 hours. It used 7 gallons. I was impressed.
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It borders the incredible, honestly. I can plow more with the 14 here in our clay ground with 2-16's than I can with the 45 on the same ground with 3-14's  using ten gallons of fuel. -consistently. No contest. I just drove her home from our local show about 7 miles and used less than a gallon and a half, thats what I put in before I left, and I read more on the gauge when I got home than when I started for home.

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I estimate approx 1 1/2 to 2 gallons of fuel fot the trip.
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Gotta love d14s
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Originally posted by GregLawlerMinn GregLawlerMinn wrote:

I estimate approx 1 1/2 to 2 gallons of fuel fot the trip.
I would bet that to be just about right on, i was thinking about that amount roughly also.
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My guess is also between 2 and 2.5 gallons. I used to make a living brush hogging with a D14 and it used 1 gallon per hr. 
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 When dad got the 14 in 57 he ask a factory rep about gas usage . He said all you could force through the carb was 11/4 gal per hour . It is old now but i think i may have exceeded that  pulling it hard bushoging.
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25 miles at 14 mph 2.3 hrs  less than 1/2 a tank full  enjoy the ride  
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Gallon and a half per hour, for anything over an Idle!
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On the caravan to Plaincity OH. with my D-10 with the 149 cu. in. at about 12.25 MPH. 
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Thanks guys, I was thinking it'd be around 2 gallons or so. 
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