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Re: Farmall H engine rebuild questions...
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Posted by Zonie on January 02, 2002 at 19:59:27 from (64.12.103.154):
In Reply to: Farmall H engine rebuild questions... posted by Steven@nd on January 02, 2002 at 16:01:44:
Steven, I just finished overhauling my H and used the 3 7/16 over bore fire crater pistons and sleves. The tractor will pull the front tires in the air while pulling a hefty pile of dirt with my 3 point back blade in 3rd gear! I had to weight the front tires with water to keep it down. and I had to weight the back tires 1/2 full of water also due to the 1 set of wheel weights are nowhere near enough to keep the back from slipping. I used mostly Case /IH parts and Bermuda Ken (@ Carter and Gruenwald)can go visit Bermuda again courtesy of me! no really I found Ken's prices weren't much , if any , more than the Tisco's kits.
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