Posted by rustyfarmall on December 02, 2016 at 06:43:06 from (209.152.78.177):
In Reply to: Fuel pump screw posted by marcusoverholtzer on December 01, 2016 at 14:46:01:
A little "tweaking" won't hurt it one little bit. If I remember right, the 4020 was advertised as being 90 horsepower. Most of them arrived at the dealer turning over 100 horses from the factory, and if they didn't, the dealer made sure it turned over 100. I worked for a John deere dealer in '71 and '72. Most of the 4020s that were serviced by that dealer were cranked up to over 120 horses, and if the black smoke didn't roll when the throttle was pulled down, it was tweaked until it did.
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