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560-656-706 Load Advance vs. Speed Advance
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Posted by Robert Searcy on February 01, 2007 at 07:09:42 from (144.226.230.36):
Okay, I am aware the 282 656 Diesel uses Load Advance timing on the pump and Speed Advance on the 706 282 pump. How about the 560 pump?? Could a 282 560 engine be turned up to the 2800 rpm range of the 660 Farmall 282 engine and the 282 combine version that runs 2800 as well?? what did that 660/Combine version of the 282 Diesel pump use?? I am wanting to tweek it out some for pulling an was wondering what I could get away with. I also plan to eventually get a 656/706 exhaust manifold and install the turbo kit they made for the 560 when I restore it later on but wanted to play with it some first!!! Any other tips to get some more umph out of it. thanks
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