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Re: biggest farmall??
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Posted by Farmall Gray on September 29, 2001 at 16:40:06 from (64.12.102.43):
In Reply to: biggest farmall?? posted by the tractor kid on September 28, 2001 at 22:45:21:
The WD9 had a 350 cu in 4 cyl engine and the MM Gvi
had 504 cu in 6 cyl engine. The Gvi was a lot newer and somewhat bigger and heavier so I would say that if they both were stock, the WD9 would have a disadvantage to the Gvi. An IH 660 would be closer but still had a smaller engine. An IH
806 wheatland would probably be comparable in age and size to a Gvi.
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