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mike 28 OCH

12-11-2005 09:59:05

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I need a piston for a CHS waukesha in a Huber HS 4.75 bore

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Glenn H.

02-07-2006 09:21:27

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Re: HS huber piston needed in reply to mike 28 OCH, 12-11-2005 09:59:05

I'm just wondering what shape the manifold is in(cracked ect.)? Every early all fuel Huber manifolds i have seen have cracks in them as well as the two i have.

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RAB

12-11-2005 23:02:17

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Re: HS huber piston needed in reply to mike 28 OCH, 12-11-2005 09:59:05

If it is the same as the Oliver 443 Waukesha, it should not be a problem.
Regards, RAB

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Lee W

12-11-2005 15:31:15

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Re: HS huber piston needed in reply to mike 28 OCH, 12-11-2005 09:59:05

I am sure this is the same piston as the 99 or 28-44 Oliver, I probably have one if you want me to check for you, I just don't remember what kind of shape it is in.

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mike28och

12-13-2005 17:45:16

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Re: HS huber piston needed in reply to Lee W, 12-11-2005 15:31:15

I would greatly appreciate your looking. I also appreciate the info;~mike~

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RAB

12-11-2005 14:41:05

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Re: HS huber piston needed in reply to mike 28 OCH, 12-11-2005 09:59:05

Hi,
Haven"t a clue as to actual engine but here are a few questions - the answers to these might help you get a better response.
Cast iron or aluminium?
Small end diameter?
Piston height over gudgeon pin?
Flat top, dome or concave?
Anything else that might be special?
Could engine be bored for a larger standard size?

An alternative might be easily available.
I am surprised at the reply from Jerk. "I need", to me, means you would be prepared to pay for one and wouldn"t expect it to be free?
Regards, RAB

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Jack Jones

12-11-2005 10:33:57

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Re: HS huber piston needed in reply to mike 28 OCH, 12-11-2005 09:59:05

I have three but I'm not giving any of them to you. Jerk.

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