Whats it from

Oelke · Jul 13, 2011

Hello, My neibour gave me a small continental engine and I cant figure out what it used to drive. It is a very small four cylinder engine.It is smaller than the 123 ..cu.in engine. It is off of something IHC because it has a IHC mag. and IHC style IHC fan belt tightner, also the bell housing has a IHC stamp. The bell housing is a one piece casting that contains bevil gears. The output shaft has double B width pullies which are about 5 inches in diameter. It has no starter and I can turn it with a crank. No one around here knows what its from, I am guessing a very small combine or a baler. Can someone tell me. Thanks, ----Harold

Janicholson · Jul 13, 2011

It could be a U-60 a Cub engine power unit. Flathead design. Many were used on balers and small combines.
Jim

Don R of MN · Jul 13, 2011

There is a small power unit that looks like a cub motor, but it is a continental. I think this what you have. What it was used on I am not sure.

Jim Becker · Jul 13, 2011

Continental IY-69 engine. It was used on balers and combines. The bevel gear drive was used on balers.

gene bender · Jul 14, 2011

If it has a clutch its off a combine no clutch its off a baler the pulley could have been changed.

Oelke · Jul 14, 2011

Hi, Thank you very much gentlemen, you have answerd my question very well. It does not have a clutch, it has a grill, hood and gas tank similar to a small tractor. I imagin it is not very colectable . Thanks again.-------Harold

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