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Posted by Farmall450man on September 26, 2003 at 06:44:57 from (12.30.177.148):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Letter series book posted by CNKS on September 26, 2003 at 06:04:17:
Having spent many hours in the seats of a '39 F20 on factory rubber and a '52 SH, I find your comment on usable power interesting. I know that the SH had more power than an unmodified H, but the SH definitly had more power than the F20. I think that there were a lot of other factor than the power. The H & SH were easier to steer, had one more gear, a water pump, a hydraulic pump, and an engine with a third main bearing. The H/SH was just easier to use than the F20 and the engine was easier to get more power from. Don't get me wrong, I have fond memories of the F20. But I couldn't keep up with Dad on the SH when plowing, both using 2-14's.
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