Posted by Shawn W on September 05, 2007 at 19:02:26 from (12.109.69.240):
Hello I got the chance to get a couple of H's that are in parts, enough parts to make a good one, but the engine will need to be gone though completly. Possibly even having the crank turned. So what i would like to do is make a tractor that is parade ready, plow ready, and barnyard pulling ready, you know just something for my wife to play around with, this will be her tractor when we are done. What are the options, how big of pistons would work, do they make the firecrater pistons for the H like they do the M. Wouldnt mind stroking the tractor a little if i do have to turn the crank. What kinda HP would we be looking at. Just not sure what options are out there and what everybody else is doing. thanks Shawn
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