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Joined: 15 Oct 2011
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    Posted: 20 May 2013 at 2:37pm
I was wondering how many different makes came standard with a Chrysler engine I seen a wards pull and he went from the 3500 to 5500 # class and never ran out of power I have not seen many of these tractors but it sure sounded good.
I seen a CO-OP#3 ALSO THAT was a sweet looking tractor looked heavy though
Wonder what they put out for HP and what they are for cubic inches stock?
~AMP~
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The Wards HR had the 230ci flathead 6 and the ER had the 251ci flathead. I also had one with a 324ci straight eight. Massey 101 201ci, super 101 217ci. Lehr Big Boy 230ci. Most of these above can get in the 3500lbs classes. They all lack torque on a hard track the best option is the common 265 chrysler engine there good for 60hp in a tractor frame. I think the largest Coops had the 251ci but I could be wrong. 201,217,230 small block 23in heads. 251,265 big blocks 25in heads.
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Points: 359 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Fields Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 May 2013 at 8:21pm
the 265 big block  makes good power stock. I know someone who put one into a Massey 101 super.  from a MH swather. It was rated kinda high like 70hp .
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Would a cool e3 have this motor you think?
And can you shift the truck tranny on the fly like a ta?
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Early Massy combines had Crys. engines also. Leon
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