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Re: md engine in 560
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Posted by the tractor vet on November 20, 2006 at 19:01:33 from (75.19.125.115):
In Reply to: md engine in 560 posted by wegman in Mn on November 20, 2006 at 15:24:19:
Well back when they were new the first batch had a small problem and l,ike said before they were updated and around here most people added a charger for MORE power and one guy put a 549 V8 in his and ran it for many years and drug a 18 foot fold disk around the humps and bump south of me and the humps and bump get bigger the further south ya go . So 85-95 Hp . never hurt them and who knows how much that big V8 was maken those boys also had 472 caddy engines in there M's and run the bag off them and never had a problem and there repower work is stricky BARNYARD ENGENEERING .
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