golfcartman
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Got a friend of mine looking for a good block for his allis G. Or a complete engine running or to rebuild. Let me know what's out there. Thanks Larry
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golfcartman
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I was thinking they were different but wasn't sure. Thanks Joe.
An Allis block has the protrusion for the starter mounting hole cast into it. A <M-H> pony block doesnt (their starter mounted facing rearward on the back of the bell-housing casting).
You could use the pony block in the "G", but with no provision for mounting your starter, you would always have to crank or pull start the tractor!
You could use the pony block in the "G", but with no provision for mounting your starter, you would always have to crank or pull start the tractor!
Todd Stauffer
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Call me tomorrow at 785 966 2739 I have one
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