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Posted by Jason(Pa.) on May 31, 2006 at 16:41:54 from (63.23.11.98):
In Reply to: V-8 conversion posted by Matador70 on May 31, 2006 at 14:34:01:
I,ve seen alot of V-8's in tractors. Farmall F series,Farmall M, Allis WD,and Most common are the Ford N series. If you need something fast to work with and you don't want to spend money then I wouldn't try doing it. It takes alot of planning to do one. The Fords have a kit out on the market to help make it easier. You got to watch what you put them in and what you do with the tractor cause you got to rember that the tractors were not made to handle that kind of power and you could break something. Id sell the motor and save yourself a head ake.
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