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Re: Wanting to Convert M to Have Live PTO
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Posted by DWV on March 19, 2005 at 09:05:45 from (205.188.117.73):
In Reply to: Wanting to Convert M to Have Live PTO posted by Patrick Bryant on March 18, 2005 at 20:13:59:
Pat,im going to guess the mta engine is not in running shape.If you just want to fix up a handy tractor to use it not much of a problem if mta is good from clutch housing back.Just install the M engine,first put the mta clutch and flywheel on. another problem to have hydrualics the mta pump needs put on M engine.Unless its a later M engine the front cover will need changed for direct bolt up.If M carb. is used choke rod will need little modifacation.If you want to use M hood put the M front bolster and steer shaft on also use lower radiator pipe from M.rear steer shaft needs to be mta.M starter won't bolt to mta.other small thing you can figure out.
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