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In Reply to: farmall turbos, for letter and hundred series posted by scott on Monday, December 14, 2009:
Try this web site for starters, they have small to large turbos, mjmturbos.com you would have to ask about kits for your specific tractor, I'm guessing they could fix you up, but may involve some fabrication. A problem could be an oil line to the turbo. Also maybe a turbo from an IH tractor would work better, the larger hundred series, but those were diesels. A small turbo with a limit on boost could work. I know they put small turbos on small Kubota diesels with good results. Either gas or diesel engine some moderation is a smart move. I had a Nissan with a turbo and I bumped up the boost a little, years later I burned out the turbo, engine was fine.
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