Posted by massey 333 on July 11, 2015 at 13:06:23 from (74.126.74.98):
In Reply to: 4010 turbo post posted by Donald Lehman on July 11, 2015 at 07:42:20:
It all depends on how they were run,but I know of 3 4010s turning 160-180 HP(M&W sleeves pistons) in early 60s on 3-4000 A farms(diff.people).Two of them never had any gasket or other major problems.6B plows 20Ft. disc.18.4 duals,one ran that way until the mid 80s and other then turbos not much was ever or even needed done.Wasn't many 3010s done,but what were done 95-110HP.Most 4010s-4020s were set at 120-140HP.So it could be done and was done with little problems.
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