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Re: IH 966 MORE POWER!!!


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Posted by captaink on February 14, 2005 at 07:01:07 from (66.115.214.56):

In Reply to: IH 966 MORE POWER!!! posted by T.L. Guthrie on February 11, 2005 at 16:39:03:

More power, for PTO work or pulling equipment? If for pulling equipment, the rear end will have it’s limitations and may end up being the weakest link, but I’ll let you decide.

When I overhauled my 966, I swapped out the 414 crank for a 436 crank and ordered in the 436 piston kit. My block was drilled for the oil passages for the bottom of the pistons, so I opened them up (if I remember correctly, you just need to knock out a little steel ball) for the additional cooling. There is also a difference in the heads, but I left my original on. I added a 1066 turbo, fuel tank, air filter, and right hood side. I put in a 1466 radiator, flywheel, and clutch (add the hydraulic assist option if you have the tractor under a loader) and possibly some other parts that I don’t remember.

Now, with these modifications you can open the pump and get 150 plus HP out of that engine easy enough if you want, but don’t expect the tractor to hold together if you do. I did not open up the pump, as I was going for more economy for light loads at high RPM, and more lugging power at lower RPM and got both and am very satisfied with my results. The modifications made it a whole different tractor for doing loader work and other light high RPM work. The longer stroke was really noticeable when running the tractor on the silage cutter.

My 2 cents…



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