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Case 660 Combine Engine Help

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drbunson

01-11-2007 22:48:12




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I have a Case 660 4cyl gas combine engine I wish to rebuild and use as a power plant. Can anyone tell me a little info on this engine. Was this a popular engine, what else was it used on. How many HP. Parts still available etc etc.

Thanks in advance for any help

Bob




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Jim B.

01-15-2007 19:15:33




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-11-2007 22:48:12  
Guys are saying that the 201 Gasser wasn't used for any tractor applications but I believe it was used for several industrial applications. Such as... Backhoe/Loader, Crawler/Dozer, from the same era. Can anybody confirm that? I have a 660 combine with both heads and still use it as a backup for my 1160 combine. hasn't see many hours lately but the engine hasn't needed any major service since I bought it in 1974. Reliable, smooth engine, in my opinion.

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530puller

01-13-2007 16:11:15




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-11-2007 22:48:12  
The 660 used a 201 cubic inch engine. It was not used in any tractors.This engine was advertised at 65 hp but that might be a little high. Parts are usualy hard to find but they did make quite a few of these combines so you may be able to part out another.



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drbunson

01-12-2007 21:15:42




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-11-2007 22:48:12  
dbock43 - Yeah its real ruff, might be able to save a few sprokets or so but thats about it. Definetly not worth fixin.


John Saeli - What all is missing and where are you located?



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John Saeli

01-12-2007 18:27:09




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-11-2007 22:48:12  
I've got a partial engine for sale $35.00. Head is still bolted on.



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drbunson

01-12-2007 09:33:54




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-11-2007 22:48:12  
The combine already parted and scrapped. All i have left is the motor and tires. The two row corn head (602) is still around but has been laying upside down in the dirt for the past 10+ years.

thanks for the info



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dbock43

01-12-2007 19:52:09




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-12-2007 09:33:54  
I have been looking for a corn head. Is it in really bad shape? Where is it located?



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dbock43

01-12-2007 08:18:22




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 Re: Case 660 Combine Engine Help in reply to drbunson, 01-11-2007 22:48:12  
I believe the 660 combine had a 201 cubic in engine which I don't think was used on any tractors, so I'm not sure on the availablity of parts.

P.S. Are you parting out the combine?



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