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NEED help w/ contenental eng parts

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souNdguy

11-25-2003 06:24:37




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Hi guys.. I'm a regular over on the 9n2n8n forum, but am posting this here as you guys use contenental eng's in your fergies... hopefully someone can help me with a parts source.

Well I ~was~ on vacation this week staying home to tend to the wife after some surgery, but just got called into work after our oldest piece of equipment broke down.

We do road construction, and one of the vehicles we use is a liquid asphalt distribuitor.. basically a cab / chassie truck fitted with a tank to hold emulsified ( water and liquid asphalt )asphalt. There are heat tubes in the tank and was originally heated by a deisel /fan blown pump setup. Pump also mixed the asphalt with a shaft into the tank to an adjitator.
The brand of this tanker unit is 'littleford'

The power unit mounted on the back of the tank to run the diesel blower / adjitator is a flat head 'red seal' continental engine... same vintage as our fords and fergusions.

( we converted the heater to propane, but the engine is still gas, points, etc. In fact.. I've been the one keeping this thing going, as it is so similar in operation / maintenance as my old 8n. Anyway, it had problems this am, mechanic pulled the little tranny off the back, exposed clutch ( 9" clutch.. or at least 8 7/8 .. etc.. and flywheel is missing teeth. None of our local parts houses has ever heard of redseal.. and don't list contenental parts. This machine is old.. somewhere from late 30's to 50's

I grabbed as many numbers as were vissable, and will relate here:
casted on the block:
F 400A421/S 3

in the bellhousing near the flywheel:

F600B600

On a barely legible tin tag under the oil cannister:

2397 3040


We are in the process of trying to locat a machine to update this one with, but would greatly appreciate any help locating parts for this one as we are in a crunch.

I'm cross-posting this to the fergusion forum too.. as they use continental engines.. etc..

Thanks,

I unhid my email and will be checking it from home too see what i can turn up.

thanks again

Soundguy

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Pat W [VA]

11-27-2003 09:27:27




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 Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-25-2003 06:24:37  
try: www.lincolnelectric.com Red Seal engine common on old Lincoln welders



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Tex Ferguson

11-25-2003 18:43:03




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 Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-25-2003 06:24:37  
Try this link; I found it here on the Ferguson Board a year ago or so. Good luck! Tex



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souNdguy

11-26-2003 05:49:51




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 Re: Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to Tex Ferguson, 11-25-2003 18:43:03  
Thanks for the link.. I emailed them this am.

Soundguy



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George

12-07-2003 08:09:37




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 Re: Re: Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-26-2003 05:49:51  
On continetal engines- Try [email protected] in Ill., phone # 1-800-228-2625 Good Luck, George



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souNdguy

12-07-2003 10:33:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to George, 12-07-2003 08:09:37  
Thanks for the info. I'll add it to our file folder in the office for that machine.

And thanks to all for the help. All the sugestions were investigated. In the end, Pioneer came through with a ring gear for us.

Machine is back in action again!


Thanks

Soundguy



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Jerry/MT

11-25-2003 11:36:57




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 Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-25-2003 06:24:37  
Don't know where you are located but you can try Farmland Tractor Supply at 877-928-1646. They handle industrial as well as farm equipment.
Hope this helps.



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Duner Wi

11-25-2003 11:28:33




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 Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-25-2003 06:24:37  
I saw your name and thought you were lost.
Any way montesequiptment. should have parts. Sealed power I think has them in their catalog. Sealed power has lots of Continental parts and if your parts store never hard of Sealed Power you need a different parts store. You might even check with the Henry J people . Let us know how it turned out. Good luck!



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marlowe

11-25-2003 15:26:06




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 Re: Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to Duner Wi, 11-25-2003 11:28:33  
DUNER i think you miss read his post he said [red seal] not sealed power



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Duner Wi

11-25-2003 18:58:01




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 Re: Re: Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to marlowe, 11-25-2003 15:26:06  
My Sealed Power Heavy Duty Engine Parts Catalog list heavy duty engine parts for every thing from Avery thru Wisconsin. I don't think Red Seal is limited to one specific Continental engine.



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old

11-25-2003 09:12:03




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 Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-25-2003 06:24:37  
You might try a couple of these phone numbers, 800-210-8721,or800-821-3796, or816-283-3980 and ask for Gil on the last one hes anold hyster macanic



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Phil(va)

11-25-2003 08:21:24




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 Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to souNdguy, 11-25-2003 06:24:37  
I can't help you much, but have two observations. If you are doing a search, you need to spell Continental correctly. You have an e where it should be an i. Second, our engines are not flathead as you say the one is you are researching. The "TO" Ferguson uses overhead valves, unlike the Ford 8N.



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souNdguy

11-25-2003 10:15:19




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 Re: Re: NEED help w/ contenental eng parts in reply to Phil(va), 11-25-2003 08:21:24  
Yeah.. I know the fergie tractors weren't flatheads ( our N tractors are ). I just posted here as your fergies at least use the cont. eng's, and you guys might have parts sources for cont. eng's.

My internet search turned out lots of hits for cont. eng's.. but none panned out to parts sources.. etc. Lots of hits pointed back here.. go figure.

thanks

Soundguy



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