Posted by Randy in NE on March 02, 2009 at 05:01:50 from (204.124.193.191):
In Reply to: IH 1466 Puller posted by AL XC on February 28, 2009 at 19:49:20:
A stock 1466 is going to be around 11,000+ lbs. Then it is just a matter of how much stuff you want to take off. Like pto, 3-point arms, TA, etc. You can probably get it down to under 9,500 if you work at it. The horsepower depends on if you are going to stick with the 10 mm head on the model 100 or are you going with 11 mm or 13 mm. With a 13 mm head and larger fuel lines you should be able to get in excess of 400 hp. It is just a matter of how much money do you want to spend. I have a buddy that turns his 1466 down to about 250 hp for farming. And that is with the stock 10 mm head.
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