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Re: M overbore
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Posted by the tractor vet on November 13, 2000 at 20:12:53 from (216.196.12.156):
In Reply to: M overbore posted by Bryon on November 13, 2000 at 11:28:20:
Everybody has there owen preferance ,myself ilike the 8500 ft. high alitude pistons ,one of my customers has a S/MTA with this setup we just over hauld it two years ago first time since 1958 when it burnt under a picker that is when they put the first set in it , had a hard time finding the same pistons for it ,but after calling Clyde Burkshire we found the and completed the job . It has more H/P the his 706 gas with the 291 cu.in .It handels my 2300 A/C disc wy better then my S/MTA and mine has 68.5H/P ,they use it ever day on there farm that tractor is awsome on the feed grinder you can'tkill it
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