Posted by D Slater on September 30, 2012 at 13:33:58 from (184.15.50.155):
In Reply to: M or Super M posted by KTNC on September 30, 2012 at 13:19:22:
Over 60,000 SM tractors made without a T/A and over 30,000, maybe over 35,000 made without live hydraulics. If you want it to look stock, be lighter and allowed 20% more power over factory rating. I would use a non live hydraulic SM. About the same weight as a M and can have more power.
Ment to say the rules would let you have more power with a SM. M could be built for the same power but since they had a lower rated horse power engine and if the rules are strickly enforced the M would not pass if making the same power as a 20% over SM.
This post was edited by D Slater at 18:40:58 09/30/12.
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