Which SS/PS tractors run engine from another manufacturer? July 13, 2023 04:35AM
Last I heard, Rob Russell runs a JD motor with IH sheet metal. The Ruttin Deeres run red with green sheet metal.

Any diesel moline PS runs a JD engine.

Just so interested people can keep things straight, which Pros and Supers this summer are running one brand under the hood and a different brand's sheet metal?
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Re: Which SS/PS tractors run engine from another manufacturer? July 13, 2023 09:22AM
Unless it changed over the winter Xtra Butter is a Deere powered Moline.
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Re: Which SS/PS tractors run engine from another manufacturer? July 13, 2023 09:48AM
Cotton Pickin Deere has a red block which I believe is a Schnikter built. Hart's Beyond Limits had a Deere block.
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Re: Which SS/PS tractors run engine from another manufacturer? July 13, 2023 10:33AM
I believe the Moline diesel super from western Kansas is a red engine.
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Re: Which SS/PS tractors run engine from another manufacturer? July 13, 2023 10:46AM
The blue LSS out of Kentucky. The John Deere from Indiana with a Ford, the PS from Iowa whe BBJD, the Fendt out of Wisconsin with a BBJD same with the New Holland,
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Re: Which SS/PS tractors run engine from another manufacturer? July 13, 2023 11:32AM
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Last I heard, Rob Russell runs a JD motor with IH sheet metal. The Ruttin Deeres run red with green sheet metal.

Any diesel moline PS runs a JD engine.

Just so interested people can keep things straight, which Pros and Supers this summer are running one brand under the hood and a different brand's sheet metal?

Funny thing is , I saw .......and heard, Russell say, (in a video after a hook somewhere), that it only takes one Magnum to kill a bunch of Deere's, (or something similiar to that), guess he was wrong...lol.
Personally, i'd like to see the engine match the model, but then not all tractors are created equal..
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