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Posted by the tractor vet on December 29, 2005 at 08:21:07 from (4.124.94.84):
In Reply to: tractor posted by carlisle on December 29, 2005 at 00:54:29:
The problem with putting a hairdrier on them old D282's is that they do not have enough head bolts to hold her down with when ya turn the wick up . Now if ya just farm with it and keep the power down to around 85 Hp. they will do fine . Back many moon's ago a buddy of mine bought a 560D and we installed a M&W turbo and turned up the wick till he had about 110 Hp and had nothing but problems with it blowen head gskt. and then it started cracken heads. End up turning it down and he ran it for many years . They just are not Super Stock material .
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