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What can be done to a 301 Ih

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JDBert

02-27-2004 07:20:38




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recently acquired a 301 IH gas with the IH truck head on it. Its stuck, but was free so who cares I guess. This got me to thinking about building a modified 560 or 460. What can be done to these motors. How big can I go with out breaking the bank? The motors out of a 403? combine, or whatever series was before the 715. Do I need to do anything the the head besides port it out? thanks in advance
Rob

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ChadS

02-27-2004 08:05:41




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 Re: What can be done to a 301 Ih in reply to JDBert, 02-27-2004 07:20:38  
The 403 had a 263ci 6 cyl. the 503 had a 282?? Gas engine. The 715 had the 301. The truck head is a plus,, it is like the lp heads for the letter series farmalls. BUT, you have to run a flat top piston. The 403 263 is a good engine,, to start with it is a sleeveless block, and the walls are very thick. could be bored out to 4 in very easily! You could go bigger, just depends on what you want to do. A good 301 can make anywhere from 85-100 hp, with the truck head it will be more. The combine engines do have a different piston than the tractors,, they are a fire crater design,, but have a taller dome than the tractor engines, Since it has a truck head for sure??? I would guess that it is a truck 301, the combine pistons cant be used with the truck head. I have a 263 in my 460H puller. I left it stock as I could as far as the engine,, I tuned and tuned it, got it running very strong for a 263. If you want to make a powerful 301,, use the tractor head, with 806 lp high altitiude pistons. Compression will be over 200 with a good cam, and the right carb. Hope this helps, I am going through my options for my 460 engine too!! ChadS

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HUGE cockshutt

02-27-2004 10:16:48




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 Re: Re: What can be done to a 301 Ih in reply to ChadS, 02-27-2004 08:05:41  
you should quit wasting your time with that off color red crap. Go Huge or go home!



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JDBert

02-27-2004 10:46:28




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 Re: Re: Re: What can be done to a 301 Ih in reply to HUGE cockshutt, 02-27-2004 10:16:48  
Nice call sign there HUGE cockshutt!! You got that 40 done yet? Dont you dare say anything to the wife about this!! I'm gonna have to figure out where to hide the motor and chassis, how bout at your place? Jiggity has a 560 for $350 and Half pint has one with pressed steel setup and good deap treads on it but wants $1200.Of course hes had it for years and still wont budge on price.



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ChadS

02-27-2004 10:40:15




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 Re: Re: Re: What can be done to a 301 Ih in reply to HUGE cockshutt, 02-27-2004 10:16:48  
Gotta make do with what ya got!! Chads



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