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Re: Re: Re: Enough Slow Races - Which Tractor Was The FASTEST?
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Posted by Karl in MD on March 31, 2000 at 19:46:31 from (4.54.23.229):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Enough Slow Races - Which Tractor Was The FASTEST? posted by Leon Miller on March 31, 2000 at 18:16:37:
My dad put a 235 Chevy six (no governor) in an old Oliver 70 chassis in the early 60's. He pulled a Buick with an automatic trans fast enough to start it (30+ mph) One of the neighbors said dad passed his grain truck at about 45mph. My old Oliver 77 would turn @2600rpm when I bought it. Made for a wild ride home the first time!! I turned it back down quick!! Drove a TR75 New Holland that would run about 24-25 mph. That was way, way too fast on narrow back roads
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