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  1. J

    GLEANER E NEEDS A LITTLE

    As I am sure you can tell I am sitting on the fence as to how competitive I want to get right away. I have been pulling with my current set-up for a couple of years and the tractor does fairly well (consistent top 5 puller). Starting to think that when the time comes to rebuild this motor it...
  2. J

    GLEANER E NEEDS A LITTLE

    You are right I don"t want to rebuild it just seems like such a waste. I was just curious about the cam. Also any idea what horsepower would result from rebuilding with the 4.125 overbore flat top pistons? Trying to weigh my options.
  3. J

    GLEANER E NEEDS A LITTLE

    What about cams? Is the 170 or 175 Cam going to give it a lot more lug (worth the money?)
  4. J

    GLEANER E NEEDS A LITTLE

    I have had a Gleaner E in my 48 WD for the past two seasons. The motor was rebuilt about 2 years before I got it and runs great (PTO Dyno at about 50 Horse right on). I would love to get some more HP out of it without having to rebuild it. I know this question has been beat around on this...
  5. J

    GLEANER E

    I thought that might be the case with the combine engines being rated at the flywheel. Is there a general perecentage horsepower loss for PTO horsepower for a WD (I am sure each tractor is slightly different). Thanks for all the replys.
  6. J

    GLEANER E

    All the hydrualics are stripped off the tractor.
  7. J

    GLEANER E

    I have put a Gleaner E Engine in my WD Allis and it runs great. I put a 170 governor spring on it and its turning around 2400 RPM (very snappy) which I am happy with. However when I put the tractor on the PTO Dyno I am getting about 48 - 49 horsepower out of it. Big improvement over the 201...
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