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TISCO engine kits for Allis 7000

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Hurst

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I am rebuilding my Allis 7000 and was looking at the TISCO engine kits. I notice they have 2 different kits for each level of rebuild. They have the same part number, but the cheaper of the 2 ends in LCB. Does anyone know what the difference is between these two kits? Also, how do both of these kits compare to Hy Capacity engine rebuild kits? I am not sure how much longer we will be farming, but at the same time, don"t want to ruin a rebuild because some crap part fails and punches a hole through something. Anyone have experience with rebuilding 301 Allis engines with TISCO kits, or other kits. Any tips, do you recommend certain ones over others?

Hurst
 
I have never done an Allis but have used many TISCO kits and never had a problem. The LCB means "less rod/main bearing inserts" and that is why they are cheaper. If your main/rod inserts are not the same, then you have to order the kit w/LCB and order the main and rod bearings seperate.
 
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