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4020 puller questions

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John

01-13-2003 13:02:30




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How low can you get a 4020 with no hydraulics,no 3 point,with and with out fenders, with about 5 gallons of fuel, and on pressed steel with or without a roll a matic? What kind of hp can you achieve with just the injection pump turned up? How hard would it be to put a 4430 motor in one so you can have the suitcase pump? How do you turn the R's up on one? Any suggestions how to make a 4020 a good farm stock tractor?(we do not have a speed limit) the tractors can be turned up as much as you want they just cant have a p-pump. I am graduating from the 2 cylinders and don't know much about 4020's.

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