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Re: IH 340 utility engine, worth
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Posted by K.B. on September 07, 2003 at 11:26:56 from (209.163.30.30):
In Reply to: IH 340 utility engine, worth posted by Craig Mullen on September 06, 2003 at 20:34:11:
First have your engine inspected for damage, especially to the block and crankshaft. If damage to the block is found, I would suggest finding a 340 Utility in a tractor salvage yard, buy the engine, and have it overhauled. There were many small changes to that family of engines over the years, so it is very important that you find a C-135 out of a 340 Utility. Diesel was an option, but they built very few 340 Diesels, so you will have a hard time finding the D-166 engine, then you need to make all of the changes to the tractor- fuel tank and lines, throttle linkage, glow plug push button and wiring, I think the exhuast comes out the other side of the hood, the list goes on and on.
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