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Re: increase hp of IH 100
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 04, 2003 at 17:04:32 from (64.228.11.29):
In Reply to: increase hp of IH 100 posted by Earl in Pa on February 04, 2003 at 16:41:56:
It isn't a great difference, if I remember correctly 200 has about 100-150 more rpm. 100 and 130 were 1650 while 200 and 230 were 1750 or 1800. I think if you check carbs they may be bit different. I am a bit rusty on this, really haven't looked at specs for 40 years. I am sure those two items are different though. I remember my dad deciding between buying a 130 or 230. I do know those little engines have a lot longer lifespan in the smaller tractor. Quite a difference in the bite of 24 and 36 inch tires.
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