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Re: Is there any real difference between H and Super C ?
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Posted by TomH on February 07, 2002 at 17:24:29 from (206.128.226.242):
In Reply to: Is there any real difference between H and Super C ? posted by boondock Jones on February 07, 2002 at 16:20:16:
I used to have a Farmall 200 (pretty much a Super C), now own an H. The H just seems like more tractor, but maybe I'm telling myself that because that's what I have (I kinda wish I still had the 200). Someone once asked in this forum if a souped-up H was the same as an M. One good point was that the rear end of an H holds 6 gallons of gear lube, while an M holds 13 gallons. I suspect that there are differences like that between the C and H despite the similar horsepower.
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