Anonymous-0
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Does anyone know if it"s possible to take the rear end of a Farmall 350 and bolt it up the front half of an H farmall?
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Tyler Jackson
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Don't think so. Different rearend. Not 100 percent sure though
Janicholson
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Many components must be fabricated to construct a HTA. It has ben done, there are many posts in the archives describing the process. It can be made very nice. It tweaks many to see a good 300 or 350 being slaughtered, but it is even worse when they are put on the market as a """RARE""" factory prototype. None of which exist.
It is your reality, I think modified equipment is great, and an expression of individuality, and creativity. It is not easy to do it well, as the components are far from the same. Jim
It is your reality, I think modified equipment is great, and an expression of individuality, and creativity. It is not easy to do it well, as the components are far from the same. Jim
Anonymous-0
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Thanks. I'll look through the archives. A friend has an H whose trans is shot and has access to the complete rear end of a 350 someone has been parting out so it seemed like it might be an opportunity to make one good and different tractor out of two bad ones.
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