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2001 The next n-eration (part IV)

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indy

02-13-2000 07:41:57




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The following to me is very exciting. As we walked away from the motor to be tested,I said
that I wish the n had a little more horse power
and live hydrolics.He smiled and said "as we speak
at our research and development department(Ca or
Tx..do not remember) we our building a new engine that will bolt right into the place of the original.It will come as a kit and you can replace your old one. 140 cubic inch..45 horsepower." I said how many horses??"45 ..with a 12 volt system with live hydrolics(a kit as well)." I think he said it will have a pump built into the motor some how.I was dazed for a little
bit.I believe he said it was a hydrolic drive like
the bobcat is.I said what about gearing? He said you will have a larger range.Could a rear tiller be used?Yes it would run slow enough.Oh baby
I was a happy boy.What would be the cost?"Some
where...close to $2,800." I am not sure
that includes the hydrolic kit.Sounds high but look at the improvements you get. This year he will release a dual carb and dual exhaust one ..... ..32 horses..I did not ask
him the price..sorry.

He will be at a tractor show near Indy the first
part of June.I am sure he will post this info on his website.If you ever get the oppertunity to meet him you should.He's a great innovator.

I'm going to start saving for him to rebuild my tractor and the new 2001 motor.It will not be all original but it will be a beautiful working
tractor which is what I will need it for.I would rather work on it than a kubota or something
else. He has a discussion board on his site much like this.He answers the questions himself.He hopes
others will get on and help him.

I hope my past few posts have been helpful,

Thanks..... indy

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Bill OH

02-14-2000 12:37:27




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 Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to indy, 02-13-2000 07:41:57  
He talked about this over 2 yrs ago when I saw him at the abortive "Ford Tractor Nationals", is it still talk or will we see something in the next year or so??



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indy

02-14-2000 14:53:53




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 Re: Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to Bill OH, 02-14-2000 12:37:27  
The dual carb with dual exhaust before this
summer and the 45 hp late 2001.I think 3 to 4
years for the developement of this engine is
pretty good.I can wait if it takes a while longer.
I am sure he wants to make sure everything is
right.



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Matt Doyle

02-13-2000 13:15:52




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 Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to indy, 02-13-2000 07:41:57  
What's the URL for his site? Could you post a link, please?



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Jim(Ky)

02-13-2000 09:39:26




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 Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to indy, 02-13-2000 07:41:57  
Who is designing this engine? Can we get the specs?



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indy

02-13-2000 13:28:11




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 Re: Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to Jim(Ky), 02-13-2000 09:39:26  
I assume he did.He was a mechanical engineer.You would have to check with him for specs.I emailed the n-news letter and suggested they do a interview with him.I encourage more people to do the same..... ...



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Jim(ky)

02-14-2000 17:16:43




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 Re: Re: Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to indy, 02-13-2000 13:28:11  
Is this going to be an overhead valve four cylinder?A v-6 or v-4 would be nice. Wouldn't sound the same,though.



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indy

02-14-2000 17:27:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 2001 The next n-eration (part IV) in reply to Jim(ky), 02-14-2000 17:16:43  
Overhead valves..... do not recall him saying
4 or 6 cylinder.Post this question on his discussion site.Link is above.He will gladly answer any questions.I could get use to new sound.
I've been planing and figuring how I can start saving up.



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