c152 vs c153

bp4455 · Feb 12, 2019

What is the difference?

NY 986 · Feb 12, 2019

The C152 was used in the H and my understanding is the C153 is a higher compression and RPM engine that was used in the 1950's and 1960's. The H was rated around 27 HP and the applications that used the C153 engine put out power in the 35 HP range.

NY 986 · Feb 12, 2019

One of the later uses of the C153 in the 504 tractor has a rating of around 46 HP.

Duner Wi · Feb 12, 2019

C153 shares some parts with Farmall A and C152 is closley related to Farmall H.

Cmore · Feb 13, 2019

A 153 is a bored 123 as found in a Super C, 200 or 230.
152 is an H engine.

DR. EVIL · Feb 13, 2019

C152 has dry liners or sleeves. C153 has wet liners.

MikeJM · Feb 13, 2019

(quoted from post at 02:58:46 02/14/19) C152 has dry liners or sleeves. C153 has wet liners.

Wrong on the C153, they have no liners, parent bore block. 3 different blocks available, 504 tractors have an H sized bell housing, 404 which has a bell housing similar to the 140/240 sized tractors, a couple of bolts don’t line up and the starter is on the block side. And one used in combines.

The C153 is basically an evolution of the C135.

MikeJM · Feb 13, 2019

I meant 444, not 404, my mistake.

c152 vs c153

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