Posted by IA Roy on March 02, 2016 at 06:59:44 from (72.168.160.20):
In Reply to: some different tractors posted by larry@stinescorner on March 01, 2016 at 16:38:05:
Looks pretty good. I think the Iron Duke engines were half a Pontiac 302? with one bank of cylinders cut off, cast that way. They were in 1980 Citations, maybe some earlier. For some time in the 80's the blocks were cast by Deere in Waterloo under contract. That was when Deere was struggling as all Agricultural industries were. Anything to keep the doors open. I have an Iron Duke that is sitting in my garage from a Citation that was given to me. It ran good until the flexplate broke and it wouldn't start as the plate was just free spinning. My son had an 89 Grand Am with one in it. He drove the "P" out of it and blew two engines. I don't think they liked regular redline driving.
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