M & W Parts Give This Tractor More POWER! 1951 McCormick-Deering W4 with M & W Parts
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- čas přidán 24. 11. 2021
- Bill Burnham shares the story on his 1951 McCormick-Deering W4 and why he rebuilt it with M & W aftermarket parts.
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That's a beautiful little tractor.
Neat story on the history of M&W too!
What a niche. A motorhead through and through. God Bless.
I had a M&W piston set & governor on my Farmall 400. Loved it!
My dad rebuilt his Super W6 engine in 1964 using M&W pistons and governor parts. Jump that tractor form 44 horsepower to somewhere north of 56 horsepower. Went from pulling 3 -14's to 4 -14's. Really good tractor. We figured he put 38,000 hours on that tractor before it was retired in 1987.
Super good 👍
M&W definitely made tractors come to life.
A M&W kit took advantage of the huge improvement in the quality of gasoline after WW II. Early versions of these IH tractors were produced with compression ratios around 4.5 to 1. Some of these kits took that ratio to 6.5:1 but required 85 octane fuel. That much compression change could add 50% or more horse power to one of these tractors.
@@cdjhyoung that's for sure. My Grandfather always said he was so glad when WW2 was over and he could get gas for the H and he never did run kerosene in it again as it didn't have the power. When we overhauled the tractors through the years we always used the fire crater pistons to make them more powerful. Thanks for sharing.
What an incredible job, congratulations and what a top gear!
Thank you for sharing the story on M & W, Cool Tractor too!!!
Years back when I use to buy and rebuild Farmalls I used many M & W parts! Probably more than OEM!
Beautiful job,Bill 👍👍
I love the W-4, which is now becoming a highly collectable tractor, due the fact that is the Standard Tread version of the Farmall H and shares many common parts.
Anyone that ever drove a W would disagree
Beautiful. One wow W4
Nice piece of history, thank you.
Just about Every overhaul in the 60s and early 70s around here included M&W pistons, etc. McGahuey John Deere was dealer, Sold bunches, plenty hot farm.
You've done a great job
Nice tractor and great video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks
When I was a kid, the M was a field tractor, now it would be classed as a chore tractor. Some of the large tractors of today are more powerful than the powerplants that generated electricity in small towns in my parents' youth.
Happy Thanksgiving
I’ve got an m&w governor, air cleaner, live hydraulic pump piston kit and throttle. Still looking for more!
We had an IH 986 and it had a M&W turbo on it. Stickers in the cab. Added some horsepower as by a dyno, not sure exactly what anymore.
My grand pa had a old h that had a m&w 9 speed.
Good day from Ontario. So that is were the 9 spd comes from. I don't think there ever was a 9 spd in our area. Interesting video. Thanks
IH made a rolling chassis. M&W made a tractor out of it.
When they were designed, Gasoline was 70 octane. As the fuel got better, IH introduced their own upgrade kits as well.
I wish m&w never sold out. And they made a killer wagon too
Fast one 😂
Is that a stainless steel muffler?
Yes & it looks to be the repro of the original style IH muffler used on the tractors built '49 & after. I have the non chromed one on my H & really like the looks & sound of it. Regards!
@@ikonseesmrno7300 U know where a guy can find one? I'd like a factory muffler for my 1951cub.
@@SchnelleKat I'm fairly certain someone makes a repro for the Cub, but don't recall who. I'll poke around tomorrow when I get back home & let you know.
What ever happened to m and w?
Im pretty sure I have a M&W kit in a Farmall 400 gas. I have another 400 gas that runs great, but its a real pussy cat compared to the other.
I have a fever and the only cure is more cowbell.
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