Search didn't get me very far. I'm sure there are reports in archives, but I couldn't find much. I need to replace the engine in my 1946 Farmall AI. I've been offered a, "good," 123 ci engine with water pump off, I think, a harvester. What all is required to make this swap?????? I've been told there are modifications necessary, but engine seller says they drop right in. My radiator has center top inlet; left lower corner outlet. No water pump on my old engine. Just trying to forecast any problems. Thanks for comments, Dennis in E WA state
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