Fritz Maurer
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What model engines would have been a 141 and a 151? Was the 141 originally 6-volt? Thanks, Fritz
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Jim Becker
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The lists I have, which may be incomplete, show the 141 with either an SD-240 or BD-240. The 151 has a BD-264 or D-282. At least some of the 141s were 6-volts, don't know if they all were.
Anonymous-0
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While we are at it what about the 403 and 503combines and windrowers,161,163,201,210.
There was a combine I believe a 122 and a 123, they had a flat head, again I think a truck engine. Can anyone ID what these machines had for an engine. Thankyou
There was a combine I believe a 122 and a 123, they had a flat head, again I think a truck engine. Can anyone ID what these machines had for an engine. Thankyou
Fritz Maurer
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THAT I can tell you. I have a 125SPV, a very decrepit "why did I drag this thing home" 125SPV... but I was in love with that elevated grain tank. It's a 233 or a 214 flathead six. Green Diamond to be exact. However, identifying which is which is another matter.
Jim Becker
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403: C-263, D-282, D-301
hillside: C-282, D-301
503: C-282, D-301
161: C-123
163: C-123
201: BD-144C, C-135
210: I've got nothing on this one (my list is too old).
122: GRD-214
123-SP: GRD-233
125-SP: GRD-233
127-SP: SD-240
This is from a 1968 list. It may be incomplete and any variation newer than 1968 isn't included.
hillside: C-282, D-301
503: C-282, D-301
161: C-123
163: C-123
201: BD-144C, C-135
210: I've got nothing on this one (my list is too old).
122: GRD-214
123-SP: GRD-233
125-SP: GRD-233
127-SP: SD-240
This is from a 1968 list. It may be incomplete and any variation newer than 1968 isn't included.
Owen Aaland
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A couple more combines:
101 - BD220
303 - BD220 then later ones C221
315 - C221
101 - BD220
303 - BD220 then later ones C221
315 - C221
John M
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Jim,
Excuse my ignorance, whats the difference in the 2
engines? We had a 141, and I know of several others
in the area. all had the same engine.(Or at least
looked the same.) On a side note, these were 6 volt.
(Ours was 12 though, Dad put a genny from a MD,I
think, on it.)
Excuse my ignorance, whats the difference in the 2
engines? We had a 141, and I know of several others
in the area. all had the same engine.(Or at least
looked the same.) On a side note, these were 6 volt.
(Ours was 12 though, Dad put a genny from a MD,I
think, on it.)
Jim Becker
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I know very little about the IH truck engines. About all I can do is report what my references say. As far as I know, the Silver Diamond and Black Diamond were both OHV engines and were outwardly pretty similar.
Take a look at this site. They know more about it than I do.
http://www.binderplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?s=8829b7003139257f64a3087c60dbb180&t=45980
Take a look at this site. They know more about it than I do.
http://www.binderplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?s=8829b7003139257f64a3087c60dbb180&t=45980
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