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Jim in Pa

04-24-2002 19:49:59




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Has anyone heard of a 72 Ford 360 big block put in a ford tractor. I have aquired this engine with less than 15k miles on rebuild.Now I'm looking for a home for it. Thanks Jim in Pa




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Jim in Pa

04-25-2002 09:54:10




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
Ok then, 360 for sale, low milage on factory rebuild!!!



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StuartK

04-25-2002 09:33:14




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
It's the 300 ft/lbs of torque you have to worry about! Just get a scattershield to mate it up and wear kevlar underwear for when the ring gear saws it's way out of the diff! StuK



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Scott N Ky

04-25-2002 05:59:08




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
hmmmm, U planning on yanking caves out of the ground or pulling the bends out of rivers?



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Gary in Missouri

04-25-2002 02:58:21




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
Let me know before you dump the clutch the first time so I can get in my storm celler to dodge the schrapnal.



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Randy

04-24-2002 23:41:14




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
Jim: Far too much power, it's ridiculous. You'll break the tractor or your neck when it does that wheelie you weren't ready for.



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duey in MN

04-24-2002 20:15:57




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
Question: You thinkin' this is a good matchup for that 30 HP transmission and rear end? Some folks can twist off the shafts with the 4 cylinder, ya know.



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Truck

04-24-2002 20:15:17




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 Re: 360 engine in reply to Jim in Pa, 04-24-2002 19:49:59  
Well, IF anyone has done it it would be Marvin Baumann. I'd sell it to somebody who needed it and go find a Funk instead to satisfy my HOP up urges. Probably justa little too much power and weight for an N.



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