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jack b

11-27-2005 18:18:52

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need help. i am trying to identify what engine is in my case backhoe. the only marks i can find on the block is cac k90. i believe the engine has been changed because there is a 2 in spacer between the front of the engine and the front mount. any help would be appericated. also would like to find and engine if possible. thanks jack

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jack b

12-07-2005 17:15:44

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Re: 530ck case in reply to jack b, 11-27-2005 18:18:52

jerry my engine does not look anything like yours. i am now wondering if it might be a 148. thanks for your help. i have mine out so i will be tearing it down to see what is wrong . thanks again . jack

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Indiana Jerry

11-29-2005 22:38:03

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Re: 530ck case in reply to jack b, 11-27-2005 18:18:52

From what I've read elsewhere the 2" spacer may indicate somebody went from a deisel to a gas engine on your tractor. Is it gas now?

If it's gas, it was likely a 159ci, though my manuals also show specs for a 148ci (not sure if that was a 530 engine or not - somebody here will know).

I'm currently in the middle of a very educational engine rebuild, and the guys here have been awesome for helping me out.

Once I'm done rebuilding this engine I'll be swapping it out, and selling my current engine (possibly) though I'm still investigating if it's wiser for me to just keep the thing since G159 engine parts (like the crankshaft) aren't as readily available as th deisel units).

Good luck!!!

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