Oliverjh97
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Looking to put a turbo onto our 95HP 1594. Does anyone know where or who does/builds a kit for these engines?
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Looking to put a turbo onto our 95HP 1594. Does anyone know where or who does/builds a kit for these engines?
Dont do it.It will blow up.The turbo 1690/1694 s had strengthened cranks.Looking to put a turbo onto our 95HP 1594. Does anyone know where or who does/builds a kit for these engines?
Dont do it.It will blow up.The turbo 1690/1694 s had strengthened cranks.
You beat me to it!!Dont do it.It will blow up.The turbo 1690/1694 s had strengthened cranks.
We had a 1594 years ago, not the strongest engine, replaced head gasket on ours, breathed a bit as well. One of it’s jobs was pulling a zero grazer, usually with the hand throttle wound right round and creeping up the field. One day the contractor saw me cutting, I explained that I ran the tractor over speed to stop the chute blocking and that at rated speed the pto was slow and lazy, to which he quickly replied “ Your tractor doesn’t have a lazy pto, it’s just a lazy tractor!”Tractor is regularly serviced, it’s only done 2800 hours. Runs sweet. Just want that extra HP out of it that’s all
If only Ford had managed to keep the oil and the water separate....Hope the diff will cope with the power!
And don’t go subsoiling any wabbit compaction with it either!
Well someone was gonna say it sooner or later so may as well be me???
Personally If you want a classic of that size and era I would recommend a 7810 ford. They will handle a turbo no bother?
Personally If you want a classic of that size and era I would recommend a 7810 ford. They will handle a turbo no bother