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210 puller plowing on you tube

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    Posted: 21 May 2019 at 10:23pm
Would anyone happen to know who's tractor it is on you tube posted by
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That would be me!
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Ed,
 Very nice video! Awesome tractor! I need to roll over some earth!
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That was a long time ago. It's evolved a lot since then lol!
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Ed, Where were you plowing?
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That particular video was outside of Mendota IL on my friends farm. 
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Ed, 5 more bottoms on that plow and it may have made her grunt some. Lol, sweet 210 you got.
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So is that MK II 3700 engine in that 210 and if so how did you deal with the water pump and radiator being on opposite sides.
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Back then it was still the original engine, and I did some cobbling to get water to the innercooler. It has now been switched to a later style block from an N6. I put the 210 water volute and pump on to fit the radiator. To connect the oil cooler water pipe, I cut the 2 different style water pipes in the middle, and connect it with a 2" long piece of straight hose and 4 clamps. Going to the later block allowed me more room to put an A pump on it, since that what our too hot to farm class allows. In this video, it was still a Roosa .450 pump, 4 X .024" injectors, S300 turbo, and a stroked to 5.5" crank for 468 CID. Power wise it played with that 5 bottom, but pulling tires aren't good field tires, and it would just spin if it had any more bottoms. This farm it worked really nice. 2 weeks before this vid, we plowed at the Bergeson farm south of Seneca, and that ground was much harder pulling. 
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Is the stroked crank still AC or did you use q 466 crank?
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AC crank welded and offset ground.
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Ed, thanks for your AC 210 plowing video.
So it sounds like your N6’s stroked 426 (468) engine is comparable to a better smaller block version of an AC 516 (4.4375”x5.5625”)? Any idea what your 468 has for hp?

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200hp!
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I think you forgot about the 1 in front of that 200 !
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long ways from 1200. Was around 400 at the time this vid was done back in 2010. It's over 600 now, but needs to be 750! maybe this year's tweaks will get it there!
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TJJ1ZdN22NQ
I think this one is more impressive same tractor I believe.

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That was even before we plowed with it. That was a lot of fun pulling equipment with a hot pulling tractor lol! I've forgotten about all those old vids we did. So much easier to load to FB now. 
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