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best cobble job frankenstein tractor?

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Mopower

09-16-2005 11:36:39




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After realizing that my tractor project no longer resembles any of the original tractor, but took on a form of its own from about eight other models, I have to ask:

What is the most ridiculous pile of cobbled up misfit mix-n-match parts to have ever dug dirt on a pulling track?




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ChadS

09-17-2005 10:27:51




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to Mopower, 09-16-2005 11:36:39  
My 460H is 2 into one, looks like a tractor of its own I say! I finally got to work on it the last few weeks,,, looking better, running better all the time. Chad



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Dale Olson

09-16-2005 19:44:48




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to Mopower, 09-16-2005 11:36:39  
Man, this e-mail thread is just crying for pictures!!!

Dale



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Mike's600

09-16-2005 17:23:36




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to Mopower, 09-16-2005 11:36:39  
My V8 tractor falls into that cat. Allis wd45 trans c-6 460 Ford, 930 Case sheet metal.



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Hurst

09-17-2005 08:34:39




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to Mike's600, 09-16-2005 17:23:36  
Do you still have the plans? I would be interested in seeing how you put the tranny in and all. Does it just fit in the torque tube of the tractor and you just gutted the tranny gears out so you are directly driving to the rearend? I was thinking of doing something similar, but maybe leaving the tractor tranny in it. Would it hold the power of say a 350 out of a 72 c50? What about speed, would you have problems with gears turning too fast? Also, I would want to leave the sheet metal on it, is there any reason you could no? Is the C6 an automatic tranny? Thanks, Hurst

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pullin

09-16-2005 17:52:12




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to Mike's600, 09-16-2005 17:23:36  
That wd-allis-case sounds like a junker hope you didnt have to pay for it. Or was it just parts!!



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case900

09-16-2005 20:00:57




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to pullin, 09-16-2005 17:52:12  
The allis part maybe junk, but I got a case that will eat anything you have for lunch



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MAD MOLINE

09-16-2005 11:57:40




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 Re: best cobble job frankenstein tractor? in reply to Mopower, 09-16-2005 11:36:39  
YOU NEED TO POST PHOTOS OF IT SO WE CAN SEE HOW MUCH IT HAS MORPHED ITO A FRANKENSTEIN, IT COULDN'T BE ANY WORSE THAN A CADDILAC ELDORADO WITH A 14" LIFT, 44" TIRES, A 6.2 CHEVY DIESEL, ROCKWELL AXLES, SNORKEL KIT, RAG TOP, BLACK W/FLAMES, AND HEAVY DUTY BUMPERS



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