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Pettybone sitting by the road. Old fellow has been well taken care of. Got up close and saw that all the fittings have fresh grease. Used but not abused.
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The Red Seal was a series of Continental motors. They made them in inline 4 and 6 cylinder models. You would see the Red Seal logo on a lot of construction equipment. Especially in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
 
I know 4-5 people that worked at Pettibone in Baraga, MI. In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the Keeweenaw Peninsula.
 
Mine has the extra lift. And I even have a tractor in the picture. I have a 220 IH power plant.
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(quoted from post at 00:50:29 07/01/19) The Red Seal was a series of Continental motors. They made them in inline 4 and 6 cylinder models. You would see the Red Seal logo on a lot of construction equipment. Especially in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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don't think it was of the Red Seal family, but old Lincoln SA-200 had Continental F-162 4 cyl engine.
 
We still have a few pettibone speed swings here At BNSF railway.those things are really tough and overbuilt
 
Was that 6 cylinder Continental the same as the engine in the old WC22 White road tractors ? Cracked vulvae seats all the time ? That's what I remember about then.Never was a engine that ran as smooth as those old Continental's. Could stand a half dollar coin on edge while idling. .Old Scovy
 
Dad had a Gehl ensilage cutter with a Continental Red Seal flat head engine. Tin was a gray with Red Seal in red
 
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