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Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo

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ChadS

11-16-2006 13:08:34

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Click the link, you can see what the IH 6 cyl looks like bolted into the H bellhousing with extended frame rails. Gives you an idea on what it would take if you used H rails,,, Best to use 460 rails. Hope this helps that fella out that was asking. ChadS

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r4etired

11-16-2006 18:36:41

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to ChadS, 11-16-2006 13:08:34

Chad did you use the 460 clutch,is the H input shaft a match or did you have to make an adapter. I thought the H was a smaller spline

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ChadS

11-17-2006 08:54:24

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to r4etired, 11-16-2006 18:36:41

yes, I used the 460 pressure plate, and a Super H clutch disk. 460 and the Super H both used a 10.5" clutch, the Super H still had the H spline. ChadS

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ChadS

11-16-2006 13:37:12

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to ChadS, 11-16-2006 13:08:34

Here is a photo with the 460 frame rails, no sheet metal yet,,,,

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ChadS

11-16-2006 13:38:24

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to ChadS, 11-16-2006 13:37:12

Whoops, here it is

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ChadS

11-16-2006 13:44:42

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to ChadS, 11-16-2006 13:38:24

Here is one with the aluminum hood,disguised as a 460,,,, big ol 18.4X34 Super all tracs, lawn mower front wheels. What a rake that things got!!! Chad

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ChadS

11-16-2006 13:57:14

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to ChadS, 11-16-2006 13:44:42

Most recent photo,,,, Taken back in September. Now, I built this as a pulling tractor,,, but, something like this can be used on the farm for sure!! Lots of fellas wanna use late model parts on an older tractor to enhance performance,,, so I figured,, if it works that way,, why not use older parts to do the same thing??? The most amazing thing about IH tractors, is bout every part made back then, can be used to swap, and match parts to all the other models without much alteration, fabrication, and money. A M rear end would be stronger,, and something like this can be built for less than what you can buy the actual tractor for anyways,,, JMHO,, enjoy! Chad

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Ron in Nebr

11-16-2006 14:15:53

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to ChadS, 11-16-2006 13:57:14

Thanks for the pics- neat to look at, and it'd be fun to throw something like that together if a guy had parts and peices of various models lying around.

Just curious though- supposing a guy was starting from scratch, didn't have any parts yet. Is there some reason why not to just start with a 460 to begin with? What I'm getting at here, is there some advantage in pulling competition, class rules or something, to be able to say that it originally was an H?

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ChadS

11-17-2006 09:22:05

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Re: Farmall H-6cyl conversion photo in reply to Ron in Nebr, 11-16-2006 14:15:53

The reason I built it, is to get lighter in weight,,,, under 4000lbs, 3500 to be exact. In open classes,,, pullers put in the biggest engine they can in the smaller tractors to get the HP advantage. Example would be an oliver 77 with the big 310 engine,,,, thats allowed,,, so why not do the same thing,,,, just with different parts,,,,, Its IH's answer to this setup when they get into the 3500# class.

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