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Case 310B in need of a block.

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MIke Arsenault

11-10-2009 14:52:24




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I have a Case 310B that I am restoring. I had a knock in the engine and when I tore it down I found a broken crank and a bad center journal. I'm looking for a replacement block ( 148 gas ).

I've been looking localy but have not had any luck. Anyone have a source for a 148 block.




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davejoe

11-11-2009 18:19:50




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 Re: Case 310B in need of a block. in reply to MIke Arsenault, 11-10-2009 14:52:24  
One option would be to have the upper saddle brazed with silicone bronze (not sure of the spelling) and line bore it. It is a low rpm engine and the load is primarily on the lower half. Dave



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CHinNY

11-11-2009 08:16:06




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 Re: Case 310B in need of a block. in reply to MIke Arsenault, 11-10-2009 14:52:24  
I should have what you need. email is open



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MIke Arsenault

11-12-2009 12:25:30




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 Re: Case 310B in need of a block. in reply to CHinNY, 11-11-2009 08:16:06  
Please give me a call 978-360-4586

thanks
Mike



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Mike Arsenault

11-11-2009 14:38:21




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 Re: Case 310B in need of a block. in reply to CHinNY, 11-11-2009 08:16:06  
I sent you an email.

I can be contacted at, mikea67@gmail.com or 978-360-4586

Thanks
Mike



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mEl

11-10-2009 15:00:41




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 Re: Case 310B in need of a block. in reply to MIke Arsenault, 11-10-2009 14:52:24  
Is the block so bad that it cannot be line bored? If you have not I would take it to an automotive machine shop and have a professional look at it. There are methods to repair worn main saddles. mEl



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MIke Arsenault

11-10-2009 15:14:35




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 Re: Case 310B in need of a block. in reply to mEl, 11-10-2009 15:00:41  
It's at the engine shop now. Cut the caps and line bored the block but the center journal was too worn. The next step is to sleve it but the machining costs are a bit more. If I can find a new block it might be a better option.



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