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Re: Re: Re: Will an A do the job?


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on July 20, 2003 at 12:41:35 from (64.228.11.178):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Will an A do the job? posted by Ted on July 20, 2003 at 10:49:00:

Ted: Very difficult to retrofit an A with factory hydraulics. The hydraulics are live off the timimg gears of the engine. The pump mounts just under the distributor or mag. The block on the A was never drilled for this. The hydraulic touch control uint mounts just under the fuel tank on top of torque tube. The A torque tube is round on top where as the Super A has a flat top on torque tube for mounting the hydraulic unit. The block and torque tube would need to be changed. Probably cheaper to buy the Super A tractor.

The other difference is all of the A had Mag ignition from factory, although many have been changed over the years. Very few Super A ever had mag ign, the ones that did were ordered that way.

Another item you might also wish to consider is the fact the A and Super A had C-113 engine with thermosyphon cooling. The Super A1, 100, 130 and 140 all had C-123 engine, all had water pump cooling, hydraulics were beefed up a bit and they had much better brakes. The brakes had a better mechanical advantage giving more positive breaking and the design made them less expensive to buy brake parts for. If you wish send me an e mail and I can send you a few pictures on tractors, hitches, etc. I have had one of these tractors for 45 years.


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