Posted by the tractor vet on March 15, 2009 at 10:17:50 from (76.212.233.65):
In Reply to: farmall 460 gears posted by redhot on March 15, 2009 at 06:25:32:
NO , why are ya worried about it anyway . YEa they had some problems when they first came out ---- WAY BACK in 1958 and this is now 2008 and since then they have had extensive field testing and like anything man has made over the years it will break at some point in time . As to how much ya can put thru the rear ends not sure here as i have seen 460's with 806 gassers in them pulling 4 x 16's plows day in and day out i have seen 460's with 460 Ford V 8's on the pulling track and in the field working with out a problem . Then ya look at the JUNK ya buy today and it does not last nowhere near as long as the stuff made back in them days . So why worry about it . Do what ya plan on doing and if it takes a dump ya fix it . There are more then enough parts tractors around to fix what ever breaks .
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