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Dyno'd my C
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Posted by Randy in NE on May 20, 2003 at 04:36:52 from (216.58.237.20):
Went to a local tractor show outside of Omaha this past weekend. They had a dyno there so I thought what the heck. The 1950 C checked in at 22 Hp on the pto. An H hooked up right aftwards and was running at 25 Hp. One of the guys had to come over to check to make sure that I didn't have a Super C. Said that his Super C dyno'd at 21 Hp a while back. Made me feel good. I bought this one three years ago. Only work done to the engine was setting the valves, replacing plugs and points, and fixing oil leaks. Just had to share a little cheer.
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