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W-9 crank in an M??

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Farmall_Doctor

11-28-2003 09:53:14




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I was once told that you can use a W-9 crank in an M.?? Is this true? I don't have a W-9 around to do any measuring to see if it is even close. If this is true, what other parts do you use to make the setup work..rods, pistons, etc. Also, has anyone seen much advantage in advancing the camshaft one tooth? These are just some questions I have had in the back of my head, and i figured this is the place to ask. Some of you guys have some pretty wild setups! I used to do quite a bit of pulling in antique stock class around SW Ontario, but I just haven't had the time lately. I have a Super M, and a 450 that run 60 horse, and my 40 hp Farmall 300 is competitive in the 5500 pound class. -new set of AC Delco plugs- $16.00 -fuel for tractor and pickup- $40.00 -the rush of getting a full pull- PRICELESS! Regards, FD

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Dale13

11-28-2003 16:27:51




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 Re: W-9 crank in an M?? in reply to Farmall_Doctor, 11-28-2003 09:53:14  
Nope will not fit,no how no way
Advancing cam one tooth does give you more low end ,but at the cost of lower compression.I will be changing mine back before spring,actually I will degree it in .



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a puller

11-28-2003 20:18:28




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 Re: Re: W-9 crank in an M?? in reply to Dale13, 11-28-2003 16:27:51  
I don't know where u get ur gas for the truck and tractor for 40$, but I want that kinda deal...lol...



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bob hatin on DALE

11-28-2003 16:55:09




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 Re: Re: W-9 crank in an M?? in reply to Dale13, 11-28-2003 16:27:51  
boy u lissen herre reel good na, i usta cood fit them thur in all muy engins owt herre on muy farm wit sum duck tape and wd-40 and a case of jack daniels



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