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International 634 diesel tractor , english built
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gary wilswon
05-16-2001 14:34:39
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I am looking for a service manual and a source for parts for the 634. It is a four cyl. diesel, and can someone tell me what engine it has. numbers cast in the side of block are IH 3060803RI . any interchangeabilty with othwer models? thanks gary
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gary wilson
06-14-2001 17:43:31
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Re: international 634 diesel tractor , english built in reply to gary wilswon, 05-16-2001 14:34:39
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took my 634 starter to a local elec. repair shop for a loose solenoid post and got it back and would not work. another shop says it appears it was assembled with a hammer, so I need a good used or rebuilt starter for the 634 diesel. It is a C.A.V. 132051-3 with an internal sol.. Is there a direct replacement from an american model that will work ? anyone know of anything, need a starter bad. Gary
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Alvin
05-19-2001 12:46:16
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Re: international 634 diesel tractor , english built in reply to gary wilswon, 05-16-2001 14:34:39
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Before you spend a lot of time running around, check with case-IH. There is alot avaible yet.
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ALAN CLARK
05-19-2001 07:43:40
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Re: international 634 diesel tractor , english built in reply to gary wilswon, 05-16-2001 14:34:39
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I have an International 624 German built but so far have little information on it or when they were imported into Canada. I have a parts catalogue for this and the 724.Mine has direct injection and is a good starter in all weathers.I will contact friends in England if you have no sucess here- but the questions are usually answered, its a great site.
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