Posted by Drew on January 28, 2013 at 19:14:20 from (72.161.211.166):
In Reply to: 1948 A john deere posted by Frrancis Pearsall on January 26, 2013 at 15:17:46:
As has already been mentioned, the frame has to be notched to fit the head. That is probably the hardest part of the swap. A 60 throttle linkage would probably work, and the stock choke rod may or may not work. The flange on the exhaust pipe would have to be cut off and rewelded on at the proper angle. The engine block has to be the block for your tractor, as a 60 block will not bolt to your crankcase. Your engine block is the same length as a 60 block, so the the A pushrods and rocker arms will work (but the 60 stuff is the same). The 60 head will raise the compression slightly over the stock head for your tractor, but not a huge amount.
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