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Re: sleeveless 706 gas engine?
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Posted by Larry B. on October 22, 2003 at 12:08:45 from (216.240.78.56):
In Reply to: sleeveless 706 gas engine? posted by Mark A. McCall on October 22, 2003 at 03:50:17:
Sounds like some put a motor out of a 806 gas tractor or off a 715 combine. They did not use sleeves which is a 301 cu.in. and look the same as the early 706 that had a 263 and the late that had the 291 motor. If someone replaced it with a 301 gas, you should have around a 92 hp motor now compared to the factory 263 and 291 at around 72 hp. They are still basicley the same motor. They all use the same head.
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