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Posted by Steven@nd on December 06, 2002 at 14:34:05 from (12.23.184.133):
Several people have mentioned that I must be crazy to spend what I did to fix up my H. Well, I found the receipts for what I bought and totalled them up. If you only add up the necessary parts to get the engine together, that cost around $1500. Total cost of the tractor and mower to get it to useable condition is around $2800. I know I could have gotten by without some of the parts, but I believe in doing it once and doing it right. Here is the list: Part Cost
Manifold $140.00
Spark Plug Wires $10.00
Headlight wire harness $10.25
Grommet for wiring box $2.00
Postage $6.00
Valve Job $45.00
Install Seats $48.00
Install Guides $28.00
Grind Crankshaft $89.00
Install and hone piston pin bushings $27.00
Install Cam bearings $15.75
Shop Materials $10.00
Freeze Plugs $1.43
Valve seat inserts (exhaust) $19.96
Valve seat inserts (intake) $9.64
Hi-Tack spray for head gasket $8.32
Cam Bearing set $32.36
Manifold studs $4.05
Fittings/line for oil pressure gauge $4.32
Case/IH Thermostat $18.32
Fan Belt $12.72
Generator Belt $9.17
Starter switch $13.81
Spark Plugs $10.00
Gear Lube $46.75
Hoses and Clamps $25.00
Liftall pump gasket and seal $16.69
Seal and bearing for PTO $24.67
Brake shaft seals $17.78
Transmission front seals $19.67
Water Cap $7.50
Throwout bearing $19.50
Pilot bearing $10.00
Wiring Harness $34.00
Oil pressure gauge $18.25
Temp gauge $46.75
Decal Set $27.00
Mag parts $22.25
Replacement engine block $275.00
Total in Tractor parts $1185.91
Mower Parts
Sections, bolts, guards, hold downs $237.65
Hydraulic restrictor $2.25
Drive Chain $43.87
Sprockets/ repairs $75.00
Total mower parts $358.77
Cost of original Tractor w/mower $400.00
Cost of parts Tractor $150.00
Engine Kit $600.00
Mount Tires/new tubes $150.00
TOTAL ALL PARTS $2844.68
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