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Weldin Man

06-18-2006 18:58:18

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Anyone know how to get more power out of pony engine? Want to build a pulling tractor for 2000Lb Class.

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jjcomp77

06-22-2006 10:19:44

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Re: M H Pony in reply to Weldin Man, 06-18-2006 18:58:18

You might want to look at the massey pacer same tractor with a y91 cont. engine has three mains and more horse power.
John

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Pony Man1

06-19-2006 16:12:01

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Re: M H Pony in reply to Weldin Man, 06-18-2006 18:58:18

Not to discourage, but I agree with jjcomp77, I just don't think you can do it with the current engine, you would have to mod something in there other than a N62. Only two main bearings, and how tiny everything is, is sure to break something.

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Weldin Man

06-19-2006 18:54:58

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Re: M H Pony in reply to Pony Man1, 06-19-2006 16:12:01

Thanks guys For The info. I just haven't been able to come up with a tractor that I Can Get Down to the 2000# Weight Class -including Driver the Pony seemed like a possible pick

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souNdguy

06-19-2006 12:03:42

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Re: M H Pony in reply to Weldin Man, 06-18-2006 18:58:18

I knew a guy who did some custom work on Allis G tractors.. they use the N62 continental engine in a different block design than the pony.

He had come up with a higher compression head modification... I'm guessing that probably squeaked perhaps a couple/three hp out.. but??? I don't see that engine as a powerhouse.. Even if you did other things like jimmied the governor a bit.. etc.. I'm sure the % returns on a 10ish hp engine are.. well... just plain small no matter what you do to it.

I guess if yuo had a friend that was a machinish and enough cash to fill a small hol ein your backyard.. you could do all the hotrod tricks.. like porting.. and relieving.. head work.. exhaust work.. performance cam grind..perhaps custom overbore and new domed pistons.. and heck.. you could probably find a small turbo to hang on there.. or checvy smogpump supercharger rube goldberg setup.... that.. and adjusting the revs.. but at what expense? Even if you got a massive 40% power boost.. you are still in lawnmower hp range... I guess it all boils down to how fast your wallet is... to borrow a term from a ford N list member..

Soundguy

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jjcomp77

06-19-2006 06:53:20

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Re: M H Pony in reply to Weldin Man, 06-18-2006 18:58:18

I don't think it's a good idea because it only has 2 mains,front and back,the crank will probably break.
John

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