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Re: Farmall M LP tractor
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Posted by Mcred on February 24, 2006 at 20:46:01 from (69.66.88.8):
In Reply to: Farmall M LP tractor posted by MJF on February 24, 2006 at 18:52:34:
according to my book by Ken Updike the Super M was avalible with an LP engine but nothing under the M, like Andrew said there were after market kits for them thou. for a pulling tractor you would be better off putting a gasoline tank off another M and converting it back to gas, keep the LP manifold and put a gas carburator on depending what was done with the head when converted a lp head is VERY NICE to have for a pulling rig, a gas M with a lp manifold and head is the way to go. Eather way what you paid for it, if it is in any kind of shape runnig it was worth it, get the casting number off the top of the head and post back that will tell me what head you got there. Justin
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