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    JD 7520 clutch

    Update: Took the inspection cover off...about a quart of water ran out. Everything appeared to be working normally. Tried starting it in gear and applying brakes. Didn't break loose. Hooked up to our 28' disc and socked it in the ground while simultaneously applying brake as hard as possible...
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    JD 7520 clutch

    Good point! I never thought of that. It always sits outside and this was the first we started it this spring. It was fine when we parked it last fall. There is one spot (about half clutch) that it vibrated just a little but after that nothing.
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    JD 7520 clutch

    That's what I meant. Can't get it into gear, it just grinds
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    JD 7520 clutch

    Does the engine have to come completely out? I thought a guy could just unbolt the engine and roll the whole assembly forward.
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    JD 7520 clutch

    Our old 1974 7520 clutch starting acting up yesterday. It's not engaging when you step on it. I'm guessing it's either pressure plate or throw out bearing. There is a spot where the clutch pedal vibrates slightly and then past that nothing. How hard is it to spilt one of these? Could a guy use a...
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    8650 engine conversion?

    That doesnt change the fact that the 60 series is 9 inches longer than the 619...nor the fact that the 855 is 13 inches loger. I owned a 800 Versatile that had a 400 Big Cam that was button up to 440 hp and had no transmission problems in the 8000 hours that I owned it...so dont accuse me of not...
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    8650 engine conversion?

    I love both of those engines but there are 2 reasons why that wont happen. #1. There is no way an 8650 transmission will take the torque of either of those engines without the transmission grenading in very short order. #2 length of the engine...Im trying to keep the tractor original looking...
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    Pic-Humphrey Implement- Kiowa,KS -Combine City USA

    This message is a reply to an archived post by 1206SWMO on October 05, 2012 at 12:27:48. The original subject was "PicHumphrey Implement Kiowa,KS Combine City USA". Does anyone know anything about what happened after this iconic dealership closed? My dad traded a "barn series" 1700 Steiger for...
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    8650 engine conversion?

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    8650 engine conversion?

    Yes, the 955 v8 should have the same pattern. I used to own one of them long ago, and was contemplating a 903 swap eventually in it. Sold it before it blew. Those are a great tractor, badass doesnt do it justice. I never had enough implement to justify fuel usage...only had it 6 months.
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    8650 engine conversion?

    I had a 8v92 silver that would move out very well. The tag setting showed 475 hp and 1450 torque but it did a lot more than that. No problem at all kickin 12.7 500 hp or N14s of the day. I love 92 series, and the noise is not an issue at all as long as you have it turboed and kerp new mufflers...
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    8650 engine conversion?

    Wrong! 71 series rated speed was 2100. Its power range was 1800-2100. Ive ran dozens of them
  13. 7

    8650 engine conversion?

    Im in love!
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    8650 engine conversion?

    Im not worried about noise...I owned an IH 4568 for 8 years...lol. I really hate to scrap it because the rest of the tractor is in really good shape (except a couple tires). The way things are now, people around here are too spoiled to want the hassle of installing an engine. These model Deere...
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    8650 engine conversion?

    I would elimimate that nonsense and put a heavy cross brace to replace it. That joke of a frame would have to be beefed up with some 2" plate to achieve that though.
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