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    Re: Wd with gleaner

    Hey mitch, hows that hot allis running!?
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    how to figure compression ratio

    16.4 cc in a cubic inch
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    Welded Rods

    what pistons and size bore? I have some rods and pistons for 9 or 9.25 That are aircraft 6.08 bore
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    JD G transmission question

    yes...get a hold of mark shellum he has gears
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    Have I ever said I can build a great engine to even try to give me a sarcastic title such as "engine builder of the year", NO...I am not babbling about SH!T. Once again you unimpress me more by not contributing anything to this post besides being a stalker and finding my name out...I'm just...
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    Lol I'm simply saying that I want to bore and stroke an engine and take it from 113 to 260 cubes yet its ok when someone takes a G from 413 to 1200 and there not dreamers and they dont have over active imaginations? I'm confused what the problem is. Or its ok to make a farmall M 600+ cubes but...
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    A dreamer? I'm trying to hold back on this comment. Tell me friend why this forum was put here. I asked a simple question and you later come back with that I'm a dreamer...haha It's people like you that make big motors that are a "Dream" become facts. You can call me a dreamer all you want but...
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    I understand your concern, but we have been told for years that Johnny Poppers can't compete with the 4 and 6 cylinders. We hold our own very well, I wouldn't build this tractor to win every time. The only way I will build it is if I can swing a minimum of 5.5 on the crank and get over 5 inch...
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    Did Deere change the block ever? More strength in the 440 maybe?
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    Two things went wrong, The guy that had a 4.5 inch block for sale jerked me around for 6 months and got frustrated and sold the tractor. Also I love that two cylinder sound, more less a family tradition...how is you engine coming!!?
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    :D I don't know Ray, Not sure how big I can go on a 420 yet... If I can get Golden to do the block and get a nice crank in it I think 80 or more horse is possible...right now they make .25 hp per cube, If I can get it up to 260 cubes even still at .25 its 65 hp, with the comp up and a good cam...
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    More less thinking of like 2 inch stroke and 5 inch bore, I'm sure the water jacket can be blocked off.
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    Anyone bored and stroked a 420 Deere?

    420 was 29 hp at 113 cubes, H farmall was 27 hp at 152 cubes... Obviously you could never make a 420 run like a Big H but does anyone know the biggest crank one can fit and biggest bore the block can handle with custom sleeves? Thanks
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    JD 50 block and head combos?

    Well if Ray wants to sponsor my tractor ;) I would gladly make one of his blocks fit in...haha Well The late B and 50 do have same tran, but I want to be legal any where I go, Div 2 3 or any class I want...That way no one can complain. For 540 she runs pretty good The reason I pull 3250 div...
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    Oil pressure drop in JD B

    One thing I would do is make sure there is no "sludge" in there...
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