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Jim Johnson

02-18-2007 04:14:46




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There is a Case air cooled engine on ebay (230091158619) I haven't seen one of these and wondered what they were used for.




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bradley martin

02-20-2007 04:41:33




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 Re: Case air cooled in reply to Jim Johnson, 02-18-2007 04:14:46  
Further to the A125 engine, the weak spot of these engines is the bearing for the fan. Case designed it so that the fan, bearing, venturi, shaft and drive pulley was assembled as 1 part...when the bearing failed it frquently destroyed the entire cooling shroud and resulted in an expensive repair. If it had been possible to renew the bearing periodically as a maintenance practice, there would likely be a lot more of these engines still around.

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bradley martin

02-19-2007 11:44:10




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 Re: Case air cooled in reply to Jim Johnson, 02-18-2007 04:14:46  
Sales literature at the time indicated this engine had 34 horsepower. The alternate engine for many applications was a 4 cylinder Wisconsin.I have one of these Case air cooleds in great running condition.



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dctom

02-18-2007 04:18:20




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 Re: Case air cooled in reply to Jim Johnson, 02-18-2007 04:14:46  
VAC ENGINE WITH ARI COOLED HEADS AND BLOWER TO COOL IT , USED ON COMBINES, BAILERS AND SWATHERS



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bill koob1

02-18-2007 04:17:35




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 Re: Case air cooled in reply to Jim Johnson, 02-18-2007 04:14:46  
The only thing I ever saw them used was on small combines in the late 50's early 60's.



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Jim Johnson

02-18-2007 04:33:34




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 Re: Case air cooled in reply to bill koob1, 02-18-2007 04:17:35  
Thanks guys. Wondered how big they were?



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Roger (Mi)

02-19-2007 10:53:08




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 I've just purchased a Case air cooled in reply to Jim Johnson, 02-18-2007 04:33:34  
It's the size of the VA engine. It's been put into VA tractors in place of the liquid cooled engine. Only the right side is slightly larger because of the air shrouding.



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