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Tractor Talk: 1941 Farmall MD Diesel

1941 Farmall MD Diesel: First Of The Breed When International Harvester debuted its new Raymond Loewy-designed Letter Series tractors in 1939, it was one of […]

Jim Allen
May 15, 2017

The NHRDA Season Begins In California With The Spring Nationals

The NHRDA Season Begins In California With The Spring Nationals This year’s NHRDA season kicked off on the West Coast, at Famoso Raceway in Bakersfield, […]

DW STAFF
September 22, 2017

Small-Town Smokefest

Drags, Pulls, and Dynoing in Oregon Alot of folks fondly remember the old days of diesel racing, back before the big sponsorships and 2,500-horsepower dyno […]

Jason Sands
April 18, 2020

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WP Developments 4R100 Transmission Brake

Is A Trans-Brake For The 4R100 On The Horizon?

Is A Trans-Brake For The 4R100 On The Horizon? WP Developments has been working side by side with Outlaw Diesel on a prototype 4R100 trans-brake. […]

Mike McGlothlin
April 11, 2023

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WestWorld of Scottsdale 16601 North Pima Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85260

Goodguys 29th Speedway Motors Southwest Nationals

Diesel Tech / How-To

Cummins-Ford Swap: Building a Fummins

Die-hard Blue-Oval fans love their Ford trucks—there’s no doubt about that. For decades, Ford F-series trucks have been the best sellers on the market, with […]

Jason Sands
January 21, 2017
18 minutes read

Though a rear three-point hydraulic lift was technically optional, it was so common in the U.S. imports that you could say “every one” had it. This one is missing its lower arms and links but has the adjustable hitch. For the Standard, the lift was a Class II and rated for about 2,800 lbs. The specs say this tractor was rated for a 2-14 mouldboard plow. When you look at specs for the four Porsche-Diesel tractor models, the plow rating is tied directly to the number of engine cylinders, in this case: two bottom for two cylinders. The hoop-like device on the rear fender is the passenger seating area. Not comfortable, but secure.

1959 Porsche-Diesel Standard Model: The Schlepper Project

Ferdinand Porsche (1875-1951) had his hands into just about everything with an engine. By the time he started his own engineering firm in 1931, Dr. […]

Jim Allen
February 27, 2016
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Truck and Tractor Pull Lewistown FFA

A 14-Class Truck and Tractor Pull in the Land of Lincoln Perhaps no other form of motorsport events had been hit as hard as truck […]

Mike McGlothlin
February 04, 2021
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Diesel Tech / How-To

3 HORN UPGRADES

Make Your Presence Known! Having a loud horn is a crucial asset for people that use their trucks in work environments. Some construction sites can […]

DW STAFF
August 11, 2020
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