Posted by VII Gen. Farmer on February 07, 2011 at 21:29:19 from (174.254.33.31):
Hi I own a 1948 Farmall H and possibly looking to give it a little horsepower boost without altering the tractor any more than necessary, and I've heard other people say that they can get their Farmall H to run higher than factory rpms to get more horsepower. I do know that the factory rating for rpms is around 1650 rpms some may turn up a little more,some a little less but I have heard various sources claimiming engine speeds of 2000 rpms or more. Im not sure whether this is entirely true or if you would just damage the engine that way,if it is ok to do I might be tempted to try it but I need an experts advice on the subject as I would rather be safe than sorry. Thanks
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