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Case 6 cylinder engine

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Jay Ladwig

10-29-2005 12:23:22




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I just bought a 6 cylinder engine from a Case combine model 1000. I was wondering if anyone knows the specs on the engine. I haven't had any luck so far. There was a tag wired to the engine frame that reads " Hercules - G292X32 - 3-3/4 X 4-1/2. It may be a herc, but I was under the impression that Case made most of their own motors. What I would love to know is the RPM and horsepower if anyone can help. Thanks, Jay

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John Saeli

10-29-2005 17:41:27




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 Re: Case 6 cylinder engine in reply to Jay Ladwig, 10-29-2005 12:23:22  
Hey Jay: The Service Manual for the "!000" says it should be a CASE 4 Cyl, either a Gas or Diesel. The 1010 used the Herc. CASE ran the Combine engines 2,000 to 2,100. Even the Chrysler V8.



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Camboted

10-29-2005 18:05:29




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 Re: Case 6 cylinder engine in reply to John Saeli, 10-29-2005 17:41:27  
My dad had a late 1000 and it used the 6 cylinder Hercules engine. It was a good engine and kicked out about 100hp. I can"t tell you the rpms. sorry. LOL



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Jay Ladwig

10-30-2005 02:21:13




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 Re: Case 6 cylinder engine in reply to Camboted, 10-29-2005 18:05:29  
Thanks for the info guys. I plan on using the engine on a sawmill, so I was trying to locate optimum RPM for pulley sizing. I picked the motor up yesterday, prior to posting the question, and I couldn't leave it alone. I had to hook a battery up and shoot a little gas into the carb, and away it went. Jay



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