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    wd needs more power

    I will do my best to explain and not make it totally confusing...... When you shim the rocker arm stand up, you are changing the relationship between the shaft centerpoint (pivot point of rocker) and the point where the rocker arm is tangent to the valve stem. As the rocker arm moves thru its...
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    wd needs more power

    Just curious if you had any idea what you were doing to the rocker arm geometry when you shim the rocker stands up to compensate for excessive milling of a cylinder head?? Shims as an easy fix??? All shiming the rocker stands does is move the problem to the valve side of the rocker from the...
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    NATPA others - E-85 -- Legal or outlaw?

    What I remember most about the meeting was there being a motion on the floor and then two or three other people made other motions on top of the 1st one, when the 1st one had not been seconded yet. So then it took 15-20 mintues to sort everything out as to who moved what and in what order. It...
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    NATPA others - E-85 -- Legal or outlaw?

    This was brought up at the NATPA meeting a couple years go. All he!! broke loose when it was brought up. I would say if someone wanted to run the stuff, RUN IT, and keep your mouth shut about it. No one will worry about it until they think they can kick out potiental competition over it, then...
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    Might smell smoke today.

    Chad, I gotta ask.... WHY DO YOU NEED 70PSI OF OIL PRESSURE for a 2500RPM engine? Here is your engine building tip of the day: Building oil pressure above 10psi/1000rpm is WASTING HORSEPOWER!!. Yes, incase you didnt know, it takes horsepower to turn the oil pump. Maybe instead of a magic...
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    Styled A head

    Its your tractor, do what you want. That being said, here are a few reasons why I highly recommend that you DO NOT try to cut .325" off your cylinder head: A. Your pushrods will now stick out .325 too far. So then your rocker arms will not have enough adjustment. SOOOO, you either cut off the...
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    jd a rockers

    You can get a set of 4 rocker arms and 2 stands for $300 total. If you cut very much out of your stock ones to shorten them, your pushrods are going to hit the cylinder head.
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    JD 60 compression

    Slow A says: "There is no way to put compression relief valves in a TSC Power-Block." Are you sure about that?? Could"a swore I"ve put petcock holes in a power block before...several times.
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    John Deere G

    Look, this is about the 4th time you have asked this. If someone had the pictures and wished to share them with you, I think they would have responded by now. Asking the same question every day or two isnt going to help.
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    Is a JD H worth fixing up?

    Now Hobbs, I'm sure what you meant to say was "In my OPINION, that is just dumb" As far as the photo being appropriate; it IS an antique tractor, it IS green. So again, I'm guessing what you meant to say was "and in my OPINION, I feel the photo is simply inappropriate." YOU are the one that...
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    limited slip differential

    NO!! LW is not even close to being a ChadS jr.
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    Farmall M

    So take for example an IH-1066, with both 540 AND 1000 PTO speeds. Do you think the same tractor will dyno differently (other than small frictional differences) between the 540 shaft and the 1000? In any gear system, HP in=HP out (minus friction). SO THAT MEANS than engine horsepower entering...
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    Farmall M

    WHY OH WHY do you still think what chassis the engine is mounted in has anything to do with how much power it makes? HP=HP whether it be in a plain M, SM or 450.
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    Back to the Farm Reunion Starts TOMORROW!!!!!!! (PICS!!)

    I'm beginning to think you may be the Barney Fife of the JD Correct Police Dept. Lets see, seeing that the guy is driving an antique tractor...hooked to a sled, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say he wants to pull an antique tractor and not drag race. But I bet if you talked real nice to the...
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    Back to the Farm Reunion Starts TOMORROW!!!!!!! (PICS!!)

    ROFLMAO!!!! I love it when a correctpoliceman gets his nnalert in a knot over a pulling tractor. I cant help but laugh when a "purist" gets all bent out of shape because a tractor isnt "correct" or "stock". And no, those two tractors are not pulling in the same class. If the first one looks...
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