Posted by Mccloy_Farms on September 29, 2023 at 15:22:45 from (172.78.135.80):
In Reply to: Ford Tw-15 posted by Mccloy_Farms on September 26, 2023 at 07:04:20:
[quote="CVPost-caterpillar guy"](quoted from post at 20:39:33 09/26/23) Not a ford person in tractors and don't know much about them. I also don't understand the turbo or bigger turbo idea either if you need or want more HP then buy a bigger tractor for the power. Making power in little engines makes for a lot of money spent for nothing but a pile of parts to send to the junkyard. There's no replacement for displacement in the HP category.[/quote]
I don't really have enough financial resources to go out and buy a bigger tractor. Just looking to see if their was an easy way to gain 30-40 hp. It has the stock turbo and fuel turned up by the dealer
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