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davects

04-30-2008 19:12:44




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What can I do to hop up an 1150 for tractor pulling?

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Holm

05-02-2008 07:45:55




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 Re: 1150 in reply to davects, 04-30-2008 19:12:44  
What type of pulling are you thinking about? Are you planning on farming with this tractor with minamal changes to pull? Give more detail so we have a better idea of what you are loking for.



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davects

05-02-2008 11:13:07




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 Re: 1150 in reply to Holm, 05-02-2008 07:45:55  
I won't be farming much with it. Maybe a hay ride now and then.



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H2omelon55

05-02-2008 20:38:53




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 Re: 1150 in reply to davects, 05-02-2008 11:13:07  
What are you planning to do with the 1150? We had one in the early 70"s that we ran in the field and tractor pulled with. You can take the injectors and pump to a good diesel shop, have the injectors pop 200 - 250 psi higher, advance the timing, and have them increase the fuel by stand setting the injection pump so you have equal fuel on all cylinders. We ran a pair of homemade 4" pipe manifolds with dual 4" stacks. It was dyno tested at 225 HP for the field and worked like that for about 10 years. When I pulled it, we put eight 2 1/2" stacks on, cranked the fuel and RPM"s to 3500. Throw in a few fuel goodies and you will have a GREAT eight stack fire show at night, at least 10 to 12 inches of fire from each stack!!! I just loved those ole V-8"S.

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