Very cool project, keep us posted. Had a neighbor back in '88 or '89 put a 7720 engine in a 1966 4020 , it was a real beast but he was always buying equipment out of the scrap yards and salvage rows to play with.
About a year ago there’s another video to get to the rear end. Took a break till this weekend then this is where we’re at hope to get some better video of its progress but didn’t have the camera. I think it will hold for what it’s going to do. Ya just can’t weight it like a 300hp tractor
@@andrewssoundsofthepast110 The stock transmission holds up pretty well until you get enough power to run faster than 7th gear. I made new gears and shafts for my buddys 4010 and the gears are all faster than the original road gear.
There is a guy who builds kits to convert a 3010/4010, 3020/4020 gas tractor from carburated to electronic fuel injection, using computer and components from GM. He says 20% more power on 20% less gas.
I believe I saw this guy at classic green. I wasn’t very impressed by his conversation. for the money it should have looked more professionally done. But then again it could be a different guy
I have a 4010 lp I just bought about a month ago did not realize how much of a pain in the butt it would be to to fill it with the local propane people I would like to convert it to a gas do you know how hard that would be and what I would need?
You might be better off finding someone to trade tractors. Those are getting scarce. I think all you really need is a tank and switch the lpg carb off and converter for a gas set up then fuel lines probably a hood to clean it up
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Love the rat rod/sleeper idea. Keep us posted. Love to watch a good series.
Very cool project, keep us posted. Had a neighbor back in '88 or '89 put a 7720 engine in a 1966 4020 , it was a real beast but he was always buying equipment out of the scrap yards and salvage rows to play with.
Hopefully we can keep it cool enough to farm with. Mostly pull a plow and disk then tractor pulls
The 4010 in work clothes!
Got quite a ways into this project before you filmed. My assumption will be trying to keep the rear end together with that boost in horses.
About a year ago there’s another video to get to the rear end. Took a break till this weekend then this is where we’re at hope to get some better video of its progress but didn’t have the camera. I think it will hold for what it’s going to do. Ya just can’t weight it like a 300hp tractor
@@andrewssoundsofthepast110 The stock transmission holds up pretty well until you get enough power to run faster than 7th gear. I made new gears and shafts for my buddys 4010 and the gears are all faster than the original road gear.
There is a guy who builds kits to convert a 3010/4010, 3020/4020 gas tractor from carburated to electronic fuel injection, using computer and components from GM. He says 20% more power on 20% less gas.
I believe I saw this guy at classic green. I wasn’t very impressed by his conversation. for the money it should have looked more professionally done. But then again it could be a different guy
@@andrewssoundsofthepast110 I saw an article in Green Magazine.
@@danw6014 be fun to put one to the test and see how it performs
I have a 4010 lp I just bought about a month ago did not realize how much of a pain in the butt it would be to to fill it with the local propane people I would like to convert it to a gas do you know how hard that would be and what I would need?
You might be better off finding someone to trade tractors. Those are getting scarce. I think all you really need is a tank and switch the lpg carb off and converter for a gas set up then fuel lines probably a hood to clean it up
I have a stock 4020. We run 18.4 -38s on it. The other 2 have 18.4 -34s
We just put 20.8-34s on the tractor that replaced this one’s. We really like them
@@andrewssoundsofthepast110 I'm planning on putting a set on the 1970 we have
@@jasonbeecher509 they are very hard to find
@@andrewssoundsofthepast110 I can get new tires and rims no problem
@@jasonbeecher509 you must not have priced with in the last year
It’s a going to be a”4310” lol.
A lot of folks buying 4020’s are converting to 38” rims
So maybe you can get 34’ rims you want
I was thinking 4410 haha. I need to find the tires first