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need some AC pulling tractor help

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pullerboy624

12-11-2007 17:06:54




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AC guy's i would like some help on what to do to my WD pulling tractor. I would like to know what head,manifold,and what kind of carb i should use. How can i also make my hitch to be safer because it pulls down off the rear end houseing and i don't feel it is safe.




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Followers of Weber

12-12-2007 17:04:43




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 Re: need some AC pulling tractor help in reply to pullerboy624, 12-11-2007 17:06:54  
I would prolly paint er green . Also you might want to put an arm in it.Maybe some Oak Super Injectors, of Chuck Columbo's pulling parts, Oakley,MI 48419. We're talking somewheres around 62-63.75 HP now.



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pullerboy624

12-12-2007 18:25:14




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 Re: need some AC pulling tractor help in reply to Followers of Weber, 12-12-2007 17:04:43  
it is close to 90 hp know just have a lot more to do. So i hope after i put a bigger crank in it and change the carb i can be around 100 or better.



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pullerboy624

12-12-2007 11:56:03




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 Re: need some AC pulling tractor help in reply to pullerboy624, 12-11-2007 17:06:54  
Thanks for the help guy. What about weight brackets? How can i add a bell bar to it and where should i put it? I also want to add a wider rim to the tires i was think 18 inch rims i was wonderign if the tire would clear the peadels ok.



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RichH

12-12-2007 11:50:55




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 Re: need some AC pulling tractor help in reply to pullerboy624, 12-11-2007 17:06:54  
Just make sure and keep the bolts tight and you will have no problems. Even with the swinging bar it still pulls down. Iv"e got one rear that the bolts got loose and I had to heli coil some new threads in the holes. Someone else tried to drill out the busted bolts but got off center and almost ruined the holes. I found some oversized heli coil and with making mounts to hold the axle on a bridgeport milling machine bored some round holes in the right places and all is well again.

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mlpankey

12-11-2007 20:00:13




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 Re: need some AC pulling tractor help in reply to pullerboy624, 12-11-2007 17:06:54  
pulling from rear is good just weight the front.i prefer the 3 inch head because the rocker stands are better . you can machine the plug openings to be the same as the 4 inch . stroke the bottom end . 5 3/4 to 6 1/4 stroke bore it to 4 5/8 . usx 22 carb and shell run .



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