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Re: Antique Tractor Pull- Farmall 460 Versus The G
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Posted by Earl on April 04, 2004 at 08:25:30 from (64.242.99.3):
In Reply to: Antique Tractor Pull- Farmall 460 Versus The Green posted by BB on April 03, 2004 at 17:51:36:
you say this is an antique tractor pull?, I don't think that it is a stock antique tractor pull, any tractor that is designed to be around 50 horsepower, an weigh around 6000 pounds will run out of power well less than 10000 pounds, I am sure that a international 6 cylinder motor is easy to make extra, non stock horsepower, but in now way is that relevant to what the tractors can do on a farm day in and day out, you would tear up any 50 horsepower tractor of any brand running it at 10000 on a daily basis
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