Posted by FLOLDFORD on May 25, 2018 at 03:33:14 from (47.205.109.134):
In Reply to: Friday Tractor Pic posted by kcm.MN on May 24, 2018 at 23:30:04:
That tractor was built by a friend of mine here in Florida 20 or so years ago and he sold it a few years back. That picture was taken in the infield at Daytona probably around 08 or 09 And yes it is loud and yes it will pull a 2 bottom plow in any gear just about as fast as you want to go. He also built and install a 4 wheel drive system for it using a Jeep front axle. You can see the gearbox for it just behind the left foot board. It's not as much horsepower as most people think probably around 200 to 250 but that's more than enough for a stock 8N drive line. I had a lot of fun driving that tractor over the years. Wish I knew where that tractor was today.
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