Posted by DR. EVIL on February 27, 2023 at 07:48:34 from (174.194.69.18):
In Reply to: John Deere model r posted by Muir hill 101 on February 25, 2023 at 23:53:55:
Yep, WD-9 started on Gas and switched over to diesel.IH made them in really big displacements too, 400-500, biggest was 1090 Cid in the TD-24. They were not a high output engine, the DT-817 in the TD-25 outperformed it. Dad bought a Deere R just before Christmas 1963, got the matching Deere 4-14 plow too which the really struggled to pull, I pulled the IH #8 3-14 most of the time. Dad had the 2 cyl Deere diesel tuning wiz tune the R up before we hooked it to anything. Yep, just what every 10 year old kid wanted in 1963, an R diesel while most of my buddy's had 4010's and 4020's. The R was gone by mid-April, the FARMALL SUPER M-TA plowed the last 16 acres with the Deere 4-14 plow. And the M-TA did all the prep for planting, and cultivating. A FARMALL 450 gas replaced the M-TA spring of '65, a REAL 4-BOTTOM tractor. When Midwest plow harrow got popular Dad parked the 4-14 IH Fast-Hitch plow and bought a CASE 4-14 and mounted a Midwest Harrow on it, it really made for a nice seeded. Ran that 450 thru fall of 1968, took the 1963 4010 D to the field spring of '69. It was a REAL disappointment, any day it was still running to get you back to the barn was considered a good day. I walked home more days than I care to admit.
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