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Unstyled A build up

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Jason

07-01-2002 15:42:57




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I have a bone stock 36'A I want to make a puller out of, i would like a good reliable combo, also i have a couple of pasture queens of both styled and unstyled in both A and G's so parts from newer/bigger tractors not a problem, could stroke it but would prefer not too, please help.

Thanks Jason




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bigmotors

07-01-2002 18:09:45




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 Re: Unstyled A build up in reply to Jason, 07-01-2002 15:42:57  
Put a late A crank -1940 to 1946 in it. 60 cam. bore out the block for 5.750 cat or R pistons. Or bore it out to 5.875 for 70 pistons. Might have to lenghten the rods. Should be a cheap set up. Use what you can find!
Good Luck!



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Jason

07-02-2002 14:40:59




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 Re: Re: Unstyled A build up in reply to bigmotors, 07-01-2002 18:09:45  
appriecate the set up i guess with late A crank I should swith to the late A clutch assembly what is involved in that and also any idea on the cat piston to use, i am looking for compression lengthing the rods is not a problem, how about the head, any advantage in the late A head? thanks to all who reply, this is my first pulling tractor and i just want to do it right



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JOhn

07-04-2002 08:51:51




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 Re: Re: Re: Unstyled A build up in reply to Jason, 07-02-2002 14:40:59  
Lengthening the rods maybe very easy to break. You can have them made special...but...is costly. HOw much power are you looking for?
John



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Jason

07-04-2002 21:27:23




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Unstyled A build up in reply to JOhn, 07-04-2002 08:51:51  
division 3 decent enough power to compete with the other brands, any idea of the price on cutom rods and i am still having trouble finding the particular cat piston to use i know someone out rhere has built a good unstyled a please give me some help here, email me if you don't want to post it public, by the way I am in Texas so I won't be up there to bother you Yankee boys anyway, Thanks again for the help

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