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A Super A Monster
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Posted by George on April 22, 2000 at 20:57:11 from (152.163.207.56):
I think I have created a monster.
While trying to restore a 300U my dad had, I ran across an old A. The engine was shot (cracked block). Owner wanted to get rid of it, and dad had had an A, so I hauled it home. The steering is real tight (for an A) and there is no whine at all in the gear reductions.
I used the components from transmission back and front engine mount forward from the A. That's where the fun started.
I used the hydraulic system from an old Super A.
I used a 153 combine engine and modified the splined shaft so the thing would fit. I used a 300U pilot bearing in a turned C flywheel.
The thing runs like a fighter plane. Dad clocked me on the farm road at 37MPH.
Can this engine be turned down to a more respectable RPM closer to the A or Super A?
I wanted to put a Woods mower on it, but this thing is a killer. At full throttle 1st gear is like 3rd on the A.
Would it have any power for the mower if I did turn it down?
I would like to have it to mow the grass at church, but it's just too fast.
Thanks,
George.
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