Recent content by 440Chrysler

Good find! I'm excited to see the final result!

That thing looks like a beast! What are your plans for it? Drag racing? Cruising? Road Course?

I've straightened a twisted bumper before. A large adjustable wrench was my secret weapon.

I've searched for a couple days now and cannot find my set of letters. How these things turn up for me is I'll find them when I stop looking for them. So I'll stop looking and let you know when I find them. Sorry I couldn't be of much help!

I went searching for the letters but couldn't find them. I know I have them, I just haven't had the time to tear through my shop to find them. I'm going away for the weekend, so ping me on Monday and I'll continue the hunt.

Ok, I'll try to take some pictures of the E that I have tonight.

Hello! I have an incomplete set that I'm willing to part out. Are you just looking for the "E"?

Looks Good! Keep posting! When I first started into repairing my New Yorker, I used the floors to teach myself rust repair and metal forming. Once you finish these repairs, you should be ready to take on any exterior rust. I look forward to seeing your results!

If he doesn't take them, I'm interested!

It has comparable horsepower. The electric motor we got was comparable to what was tested when the tractor was new in the 40s. An agricultural university did a lot of dyno testing and pulling capability testing, so we were able to find non-factory biased data. Factory horsepower was about 18hp...

This tractor will actually plow for an hour and a half, rake hay for an hour and 45 minutes, and has a 15 mile range. It has room for more batteries. It's never run out of power, it's only run out of charge. New battery technology will quadruple the charge capacity and reduce weight. With modern...

Are The block for these engines is fairly backwards compatible? What transmission is the 1990s transmission that he's using? I wonder if it could bolt up to the small block 727s.

I hear that modern cars will shut off the ignition or the injectors if the computer senses that it was in an accident. You might need to give the computer a reset, if it gives you the option. A scan tool might give you the option.

As the Lithium Ion Batteries degrade, they hold the charge for less time. They don't necessarily loose total voltage. So you'll be able to keep the 1000hp number, it's just only going to have 1000hp 20% less of the run time than it had before. As far as current battery technology goes, Lead...

I had an issue where it was leaking out of the gear selector shaft gasket. It made it look a lot like it was leaking out of the pan still. Maybe give that a shot.