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Farmall H head(ChadS)

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Farm w/Junk

02-04-2004 19:27:31

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Hi I was wondering what shaving the head 1/16th would do? What can you take off and be safe? This tractor is going to be a worker/ shower/ stock puller and wondering if it is worth it. What is the max you can go for a puller and the max I would want to go for a tractor Im gonna go plow with at plow days? Will it hurt to run and work the engine long periods with it shaved? Thanks
Matt

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ChadS

02-04-2004 20:10:49

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Re: Farmall H head(ChadS) in reply to Farm w/Junk, 02-04-2004 19:27:31

Up to .075 for a work horse, and up to .110 on a puller, minumum thickness on cyl plate is .125 thick. Hope this helps. Chad

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Farm w/Junk

02-04-2004 20:36:26

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Re: Re: Farmall H head(ChadS) in reply to ChadS, 02-04-2004 20:10:49

Thanks Chad
How much will the 16th help? What is stock compression on an H? Thanks
Matt

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ChadS

02-04-2004 20:51:31

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Re: Re: Re: Farmall H head(ChadS) in reply to Farm w/Junk, 02-04-2004 20:36:26

That would be .062 would be good for 2-3 more hp. Stock with flat tops, 100psi, stepped head piston. 125-130 firecrater 140-150psi. Send me a email, Have some tricks to tell you about, if you have not read them already,, LOL ChadS

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Phil Munson

02-05-2004 09:54:54

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Farmall H head(ChadS) in reply to ChadS, 02-04-2004 20:51:31

What head do you have? There are at least three or four, having different compression rations because of the size of the combustion chamber. Because of this removal of a given amount of stock, perhaps .075, can yield little or very pronounced results.

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ChadS

02-05-2004 10:16:22

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Farmall H head(ChadS) in reply to Phil Munson, 02-05-2004 09:54:54

Phil is correct!! Casting number is located under the valve cover on the head. Chad

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