Posted by Nebraska Kirk on February 15, 2015 at 19:27:35 from (207.91.4.159):
In Reply to: T14 Crawler Questions posted by farmeracb on February 15, 2015 at 16:47:45:
I don't think there was any other tractor to use the same engine as the T14, there may have been a stationary power unit that used that engine, but I am not sure.
I looked in my IH book and it says only 117 of the gas T14 were made. After looking in my parts book I find that the gas T14 and the diesel TD14 shared some engine parts. The rest of the tractor, transmission, final drives, steering clutches, undercarriage are the same in both the gas and diesel versions. I seem to recall some guys talking on the Red Power forum about undercarriage parts off a modern crawler fitting the T/TD14. Try doing a search on the forum and see what you can find.
Evidently the gas T14 was never tested at the Nebraska Tractor Test lab because there is no test data for it in my Nebraska Tractor Test book.
I don't have any data on horsepower or fuel consumption, but with a 4.75x6.5" bore and stroke giving the 4-cylinder engine 460.7 cubic inches, I would imagine it is a thirsty beast!
After comparing the test results between other gas vs. diesel IH crawlers that were tested at the Nebraska Tractor Test Lab, I find that the gas versions consistently produced more horsepower than their diesel counterparts, albeit with less fuel efficiency.
Here are the test results for the diesel TD14,
Drawbar (tested) 51.82 hp
Belt (tested): 61.56 hp
the gas T14 will produce a little more so I say it would produce roughly 60hp on the drawbar and 70 on the belt.
This post was edited by Nebraska Kirk at 19:39:40 02/15/15.
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