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Case L LA manifolds.

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Josh Wilhelm

10-14-2006 17:56:33




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I'm slowly putting togeather Case L pulling tractor i'm woundering if yhe LA manifold doesn't have a heat exchanger on it like the original manifold. Or do I need to find an lp manifold from an LA. I dont have one to compare it to can someone help.




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Josh Wilhelm

10-15-2006 19:12:57




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 Re: Case L LA manifolds. in reply to Josh Wilhelm, 10-14-2006 17:56:33  
Yes I dont whant the heat exchanger I would like to know if the LA manifold has a heat exchanger like the L one that I have or do I need to find one from an lp tractor. Is there any difference in the LA gas and lp manifold?



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10-15-2006 19:30:22




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 Re: Case L LA manifolds. in reply to Josh Wilhelm, 10-15-2006 19:12:57  
Do you have an LP head? Most pullers prefer them. I can't find my LA parts book but I believe the gasoline manifold will work on the LP head and vise-versa. I am pretty sure the exhaust manifold is identical, and you would want to use the gasoline intake anyway. So, I think your manifolds will interchange.



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10-15-2006 17:19:42




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 Re: Case L LA manifolds. in reply to Josh Wilhelm, 10-14-2006 17:56:33  
Josh, I'm no expert on pullers, but are you talking about a dual fuel manifold? I can't see any advantage in using one, and I can see several reasons not to. I think you need a plain gasoline manifold and may want to do some polishing, maybe even chrome, (depending on how serious you are) on the inside, but I see no reason for a heat exchanger, unless maybe you're talking intercooler???



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