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Posted by Hugh MacKay on June 06, 2004 at 19:20:15 from (64.228.12.158):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Super posted by CNKS on June 06, 2004 at 11:16:21:
CNKS: I have operated a Super H some and aside from TA and IPTO, really quite hard to pick out much differences both in speeds and power. I suspect the transmissions (5 speeds) are the same. I have done a lot of varried work with 300 as that tractor was around our farm close to 4 decades. Most of the work I would have done with that 51 H would have been tillage. About the only job I ever got to do with the W4 was wagon and hayloader. I was only 9 when dad traded that off for the H. The first time I ever disked with the 300 I said to my dad, " without TA that tractor wouldn't have much more wallop than the H." Dad who by then had done a lot more work with all three than I, said, "The big difference is between H and W4 not between H and 300." Dad was not the type of guy to put the tractor a gear higher just because it would pull it. His plowing all could have passed as competition plowing. The W4 and H, are quite close on hp specs, and there is more in common than engine. While the castings are different, I think you will find many similarities within. I'm thinking the ratios to the rear axle are exactly the same, and having a wider, smaller diameter rear tire, statistically should give the W4 advantage. After all that is what the standards were built for, pulling where traction was never a problem.
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