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| dboll
07-21-2012 11:26:51
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I talked to Gerald last night at the Granite, Ia pull. He didn't say yes and he didn't say no. Just that it would be more of a winter job and that you need to find a flywheel, possibly one out of a pickup (he made a steel one for his)and use IH side frames.He has a double disk 12" clutch and the front end is a wide front with rack and pinion steering.
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| outsidersag
07-21-2012 18:58:35
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to dboll, 07-21-2012 11:26:51
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| What were the frame rails fastened to? Not much to fasten to on a 400
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| dboll
07-22-2012 06:00:22
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to outsidersag, 07-21-2012 18:58:35
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| bolted to the adapter plate
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| 1370rod
07-21-2012 17:03:20
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to dboll, 07-21-2012 11:26:51
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| Recently I see a M Farmall with a 5.9. Excellent job of installation. Of course it had a little frame and hood work, that too was done very well. I;m sure a 5.9 would work well in a 400 offering a weight savings over the 504. Install either engine and I'm sure people will say that is cool and we know each will produce enough power to make you grin from ear to ear. Rod.
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| casecollectorsc
07-21-2012 22:32:12
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to 1370rod, 07-21-2012 17:03:20
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| I think the one dboll and I are talking about puts out about 300 hp to a 400 rearend!!!
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| dboll
07-22-2012 08:26:07
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to casecollectorsc, 07-21-2012 22:32:12
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| Hey Steve, You coming to PV? We need some case's to dilute the green ones! Had a good night at Granite with the CC, won the 4500-5000-5500 5mph cut tire classes against some 500+ cube M's and 88's.
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| Lamont
07-21-2012 18:11:05
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to 1370rod, 07-21-2012 17:03:20
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| Makes me grin just thinking about it. (Either one!!!)
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| Lamont
07-21-2012 14:22:21
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Re: 5.9 into a 400 in reply to dboll, 07-21-2012 11:26:51
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| Just pure curiosity; not trying to get a "this one's better than that one" discussion going, but why not just bolt a 504 right in?
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