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Topic: Re: 1855 Engine Numbers
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| J. Schwiebert
11-19-2012 19:15:11
209.143.33.150
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It is a replacement engine. The original 1855 engines did not have the oil coolers in the block. The first oil coolers for the 1855 fit on the filter housing and took a spin on oil filter. I would say you had a pin bushing failure. That block looks repairable, but a lot of checks need to be made.I think I would set it about 90-92 Horsepower and it would be a nice running easy on fuel tractor. My 2 cents worth.
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| Galen Houk
11-22-2012 05:55:10
173.17.154.138
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Re: 1855 Engine Numbers in reply to J. Schwiebert, 11-19-2012 19:15:11
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|   I dug around behind the starter and found most of the piston, part of a ring, and some block parts. The journal on the crank is bare. The rod and everything else must be in the pan. I don't intend to fix it. There should be some good parts for other projects.
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