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Posted by old evans on September 29, 2000 at 13:31:14 from (157.201.240.3):
I am retoring a tractor for a college engine class. When I got in to it I found out that someone swapped engines. I talked to the owner and he said that it was traded about 20 years ago witha swather engine. The specs on the crank journals are at 2.170 and the manual calls for 2.249. So I know that I have a different engine so if anyone on knows what engine this might be please give me a clue so I can find parts. The engine looks just like it should in the book and it fits perfectly. And if you know of a good place to find parts on the net please tell me. Thanks a million. Evans
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