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Posted by Dave Alexander CANADA on January 01, 2000 at 15:01:58 from (206.191.63.142):
Why does a W30 M.D have a belt horespower rating of 32hp and a 10-20 only have 20.40 hp ? Both engines appear to have same bore and stroke, I know manifold and carb are different but everything else appears the same from the outside, is the head different, the pistons different,or what. Id like to get the added HP.Im just getting 10-20 ready for a rebuild and am curious! I have a whole pile of old Cases but this is my first shot at an old International! Any advice on this would be appreciated. My 10-20 is a 1927 on rubber,I also have the original steel Thanks:dave
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