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Build 37A or 39 B?

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hunter 1

03-15-2008 19:11:56




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I am moving this back to the top to get some more commets.

Thanks jd b puller for your input. I have a 1939 JB B and A 1937 JD A.
What to build one of them into a puller.
The class choices are 3500 4500 5500lbs.
For the 37A I have a heisler head for it, also have a 44 a for parts ( if any can be used)
For the 39 B I have a 5-2 power block was told that it will bolt in. And drill bottom holes
Any have late b for parts( if any can be used)

So I what to build some power,
don"t what to build the biggest tractor out there,
What to stroke it,one that will not require me to move the camshaft.What it to last, will be running stock rpms.

Who is a good person to have my crankshaft work done by, what kind and lenght of rods, pistons?
The 5-2 powerblock is in a tractor at this time that runs.
Welcome any and all commits ideas and suggestions

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hunter 1

03-15-2008 19:12:53




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 Re: Build 37A or 39 B? in reply to hunter 1, 03-15-2008 19:11:56  
Sorry about double post, 4 year old is on my lap.



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JDGnut

03-15-2008 21:21:32




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 Re: Build 37A or 39 B? in reply to hunter 1, 03-15-2008 19:12:53  
At the top right on the window.. click where it says "Modern View." In the Modern view, the newest posted threads will be listed...
I like the A, because of the easy of building the tractor.. Just more room to work inside.. larger cubes... but you won't be getting the A to 3500lbs... or not with big tires...
JDGnut



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