Posted by RandyB(MI) on December 15, 2019 at 21:15:26 from (75.133.130.129):
In Reply to: Case 970 posted by cowboy2005 on December 15, 2019 at 13:05:25:
Personally, I'd go with the 1070 instead. has the 451 as apposed to 401. Probably won't find as many 8spds tho as most had PS where many 970 had 8 spd. I,ve had both. These are as close to an industrial engine as you can get. They are a 5" stroke engine for a lot of low speed torque and three separate cylinder heads like huge industrial engines. They will lug down way better than a 4020 404 short stroke screamer. 1370,s are usually beat to death as most weighted and loaded them down with 7btm plows and they were the "heavy" tillage tractor for most farms back then. 1175 was the best one if you need the Hp because they came stock with turbo 451 and ONLY 8 spd (no power shift) and had the planetary gear rear axle for better durability. They are quite rare but that or a nice 1070 would be my pic. Bout 6 yrs ago I bought a pristine 6000 hr cab & air 1975 1070 for $ 7000. Did nothing but get air working and cab upholstery and sold it for $ 10,500 Sweet tractor it was.
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