Re: Re: CAN A CHEVY 350 BE INSTALLED IN AN ALLIS W

Posted by G-MAN on July 27, 2004 at 16:26:22 from (67.52.48.10):

In Reply to: Re: CAN A CHEVY 350 BE INSTALLED IN AN ALLIS WD posted by G-MAN on July 27, 2004 at 15:54:20:

Just for the record, my response was not intended to be sarcastic, just a joke and pretty much a statement of fact. It's doable with enough time and money, however no one makes a ready-made kit to do this, the rest of the tractor is certainly not up to handling that kind of horsepower, and you probably couldn't put it to the ground if it would stand up to that horsepower. There are also a lot of potential safety issues involved, and I don't think anyone on here wants somebody getting hurt or killed. And it is butchering an antique tractor, but it's his money and tractor. The purists and correct-police will hound him whereever he takes it, but as long as he's okay with that, more power to him. WDs are about as common as dirt and I'm not an Allis man, so it's no skin off my back if he does it, but if he's thinking that this is going to be relatively easy, he's going to be disappointed. I think that's pretty much what everyone that's responded so far was trying to get across in their posts, regardless of how they worded it.

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