Model HC 90 stationary engine

Ben.So.Tex · Nov 18, 2015

Friend is looking for info on a model HC engine say it was in 2004 two cylinder magazine. I can't find any info to help him, it is a 4 cylinder engine.

Mike Aylward · Nov 18, 2015

Are you sure it wasn't a 92 engine of some kind? There were variations of these depending on which factory used them. Mike

wilson ind · Nov 18, 2015

would that be the 4 cy engine which replaced the 2 cy luc?

Ben.So.Tex · Nov 18, 2015

Guessing I will say yes because I don't know if it a replacement for the 2 cylinder.

wilson ind · Nov 18, 2015

If my guess is correct I have a good running 4 cy with clutch I would sell.

Mike M · Nov 19, 2015

I wonder if he is looking for the 4 cyl. engine off a # 25 pull type combine ?
These are a 4 cyl. that sure look a lot like the 2 cyl. in a model M or MT tractor. I always wondered if you could swap the 2 out and put the 4 in there if you could gain anything ?

Mike Aylward · Nov 19, 2015

That is probably an HA-92 (not sure about the prefix). I have an operator's manual for an EA-92 engine. The "E" designates Ottumwa. I have yet to find out what that engine would have been used on. Retirees at Ottumwa that I've talked to don't even know. I figured it would be a baler or forage harvester but none of them know for sure. Mike

Richard in Bee · Nov 20, 2015

Green Magazine had an article on these engine way back last millennium. The HA-92 is for combines and the EA-92 is for balers and other forage equipment.

jd6620 · Nov 21, 2015

According to SM-2026 page 10-10-4, the EA 92 engines were used on the 114W and 116W balers only.

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