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Super 90 vs. 100-series

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lonestarjeff

02-08-2008 21:34:35




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What 100-series model would the Super 90 compare with....hp, size?

Just curious.

Jeff




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John -CNY

02-10-2008 07:49:47




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 Re: Super 90 vs. 100-series in reply to lonestarjeff, 02-08-2008 21:34:35  
A Su 90 diesel is a little over 68 pto hp. The engine, bell housing and transmission on a 90 is massive compared to the 100 series. I suppose the 175 and 180 were the replacements, but are much lighter, less powerful tractors.



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rankrank1

02-09-2008 06:18:11




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 Re: Super 90 vs. 100-series in reply to lonestarjeff, 02-08-2008 21:34:35  
A MF-180 was the biggest 100 series.
(63.68 pto h.p., weight 6755 lbs)

90 series (63.31 pto h.p, weight 7245 lbs)
this may not be the super though.

1080 (81.23 pto hp, weight 8520 lbs)

1100 (93.94 pto h.p, weight 11435 lbs)



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lonestarjeff

02-09-2008 07:49:40




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 Re: Super 90 vs. 100-series in reply to rankrank1, 02-09-2008 06:18:11  
Thanks for the specs...very helpful. Not to push my luck, but would you happen to have info on the engine make of the 90, 1080, 1100...Perkins?

Jeff



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Unclemerle

02-09-2008 10:54:12




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 Re: Super 90 vs. 100-series in reply to lonestarjeff, 02-09-2008 07:49:40  
Jeff

Super 90 A.302, 1080 A.318, 1100 A.354 A = Non Turbo. XXX = Cubic inches.

Merle



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lonestarjeff

02-09-2008 22:45:44




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 Re: Super 90 vs. 100-series in reply to Unclemerle, 02-09-2008 10:54:12  
Thanks Merle.

Jeff



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Wayne in Iowa

02-09-2008 03:48:00




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 Re: Super 90 vs. 100-series in reply to lonestarjeff, 02-08-2008 21:34:35  
Don't know of a 100 series, but a 1080 comes real close



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