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Re: Is there a major power difference in overbore kit for H
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Posted by MRM on January 01, 2002 at 07:59:47 from (205.188.199.164):
In Reply to: Is there a major power difference in overbore kit for H posted by Rob on January 01, 2002 at 05:19:30:
Rob:Find out what the factory did to make a super H and try to do that.I'm not a farmall man but I have run some H models,and like the others commented couldn't pull thereself in high gear. But I drove a super H model and it was lots better it had power in high gear! These tractors were just in off the farm condition so I don't think any extra tractor puller hot rod tricks were used as this was before the hot rod craze hit this area.
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