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Somewhat OT...horsepower help???
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Posted by Tim Malin on February 04, 2003 at 15:57:58 from (207.190.93.7):
I am looking at rebuilding a car engine for possible farm uses (it's a Ford 4-banger I may put in a salvage truck or any mechanically driven equipment around the farm, here) and was wondering if anyone knew if there was a conversion from vehicle horsepower to tractor horsepower. I found that a 1.6L (at least that's what I believe it is, anyway) has 100-110 horsepower in cars, but there is no way you can convice me that that kind of horsepower shows on a farm (I can't build a tractor and put that engine in it and expect it to run like my 856 for craps sakes!!!). Anyone able to help me? I looked for an engine discussion board, but all we have is stationary engines (which this is NOT) and I feel more comfortable talking to you guys. Thanks for the posts.
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