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D-15 series 2 need sleeve kit -has the 160 gas engine

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brian

06-24-2002 22:51:39




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i need a overhaul kit- pistons rings sleeves rod bearings and a gasket set for a d-15 series 2 with the 160 gas engine serial number 13209. does anybody have a reasonable priced parts house they can recommend ? thank you




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ACPhil

06-25-2002 16:58:58




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 Re: d-15 series 2 need sleeve kit -has the 160 gas engine in reply to brian, 06-24-2002 22:51:39  
Try NO.1 Performance,1775 South Redwood Road, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104. phone # 1-800-453-8250



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Mike B(SD)

06-26-2002 07:33:09




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 Re: Re: d-15 series 2 need sleeve kit -has the 160 gas engine in reply to ACPhil, 06-25-2002 16:58:58  
I just ran in this with my D-14 as I wanted to put
oversize sleeves in their and turn my 149 cu in engine into the 160. To get the 160 engine Allis
simply just put 3-5/8 diameter sleeves and pistons
in the G149 engine which came with 3-1/2 diameter pistons. Be carefull I went with an aftermarket kit with 3-9/16 overbore kit. What I got was Farmall H pistons since the the H and the d-14 share a common 3-1/2 bore and similar wrist pin diameter, however the were dome pistons which are completely wrong for a flat head Allis! I'm sure their fine for a Farmall because they have combustion chambers in their head. My point is you MUST go to AGCO as it is the only
way to get the correct pistons! The aftermarket will not make pistons for the D15 Series II because their was not enough of them made to justify the tooling cost. I found out the hard way
yet it was an AGCO dealer that sold me the aftermarket kit and he continues to sell them to his customers because nobody wants to stick much in the old girls. You can use the aftermarket kit and it will run OK but expect 30HP instead of 47HP with the AGCO pistons.

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