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Posted by Jeff on December 26, 1999 at 20:10:54 from (4.20.226.176):
I'd like to find out what is wrong with my H it doesn't seem to have the power everyone talks like it should. It does great with a hay rake, or a wagon pulling 150 60# bales. I took it to a tractor pull last summer, it pulled 53 ft. other Hs were pulling 100 or better. Is this a power problem, operator error, or is my tractor a work tractor, only work and no play. Its a 43 model as far as I know the engine is still at factory specs. Its not been opened in 26 years. Everything checks just fine its got great compression. I hate to open it up just to put the bigger sleeves in it . Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Worried but not tore up about it.
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