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Flyin Farmall

03-06-2003 22:05:30




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I need to know the rated,and Nebraska tested hp on these tractors please.Thanx!




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SmartAxe

03-09-2003 06:59:39




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 Re: DC CC HP?? in reply to Flyin Farmall, 03-06-2003 22:05:30  
This info is from the book "Full Steam Ahead" by David Erb & Eldon Brumbaugh. (Great book, Thanks, Mike Schotte!).. I'm listing data from an Early D Case test since you asked about DC & CC rigs. The early D series was made with a lot of parts from the C series. In fact, the test unit mentioned had the 3 speed transmission (very few early D series had the C series 3 speed). So I'm assuming (yes, we all know what happens when we Assume) the data for the CC would be very close to this early D model, (with exception of the unit weight, maybe). Anyway, here's what it says..
"The model D had been in production for a full year before a working sample was tested at the Nebraska test labratories. Test No. 340 was conducted between April 18 and May 4, 1940. The tractor demonstrated a total of 35.92 brake hp. This unit still had the 3-speed transmission and 9:00 x 36-inch rear tires. It pulled a maximum of 4,128 pounds at the drawbar and weighed 7,010 pounds."
Here's another little tid-bit...
"..The first Model D was produced on April 10, 1939 at No. 4300701, and was a converted Model C. The build card revealed that it was the first of it's kind to be produced with a 4-ring piston. As far as production information revealed, this one engine change, along with the streamlined package of sheet metal/grille and the new flambeau color, were the only differences between the last Model C and the first Model D."
Hope this is of some use to you.
-Mark

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