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Re: SUPER M PULLING TRACTOR
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Posted by Jack on December 30, 2000 at 23:30:46 from (209.143.15.133):
In Reply to: SUPER M PULLING TRACTOR posted by Tennessee New Guy on December 30, 2000 at 14:53:07:
You could always build your own carb. Take the bottom half of the carb off an 806 tractor, or 715 combine, and bolt it to the top half of your super m carb. Also, I would replace the springs in the governor rather than replacing the whole thing. With some so called "high performace" governors, you will not see to much of a gain. Off setting the timing can gain you a few horse if you do it right. Replace all of the spark plug wires, cap, rotor, and points and condensor if you don't decide to change your tractor over. My 1952 super M running 4 1/8 inch pistons, 806 carb with the insides reworked, reworked governor, offset timing, and a few other little things runs at about 68 horse, and consistantly pulls towards the top in a horsepower limited pull. Remember you could always save the money it takes converting to expensive parts, and use whats there that works good, and buy other things like Massey hubs with tin rims to drop weight classes. My thoughts
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