Lenar 254-2 - Tuning?
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Bob Rooks
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Yes, you can increase the HP a little (1 to 2 hp) by increasing the RPM, but then you run the risk of it coming from together. You can also get 5 to 15 hp gain by adding a ($$$) turbocharger but you will lose longevity. But by far the best way to increase hp is to buy a bigger tractor.
What makes you think you need a "tune-up"? Does the engine run at operating temp (≈180°F ≈82°C)? Is the radiator clean? Is the fuel clean and dry? Coolant pump belt tight? Fuel filters changed when? Oil & filter changed when? These things will all make a difference on how the engine performs.
Hi Bob,Welcome to TBN!
Yes, you can increase the HP a little (1 to 2 hp) by increasing the RPM, but then you run the risk of it coming from together. You can also get 5 to 15 hp gain by adding a ($$$) turbocharger but you will lose longevity. But by far the best way to increase hp is to buy a bigger tractor.
What makes you think you need a "tune-up"? Does the engine run at operating temp (≈180°F ≈82°C)? Is the radiator clean? Is the fuel clean and dry? Coolant pump belt tight? Fuel filters changed when? Oil & filter changed when? These things will all make a difference on how the engine performs.
Tx for your answer.
Sometimes it is just a small increase that is enough.
I know that for some tractors one can adjust the fuel pump to increase the hp a bit.
My Lenar is 16 years old now and with no major problems. The internet floadts with owners of faulty Lenar's.
So instead of selling a potentially year long problem maker to some unknowing buyer, I was thinking if the possibility to add just a bit power.
But it might not be a possibility hince your answer.
Tx for the quick reply and sorry for my late response.