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Looking For TO-20 Block

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snow

12-22-2004 14:16:24




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I have a TO-20 W/z120a600 block with a crack in the lower strut where the orings seal the antifreeze from the oil . Was wondering about fixing this one or finding another , seems the blocks are made of gold and as hard to find as gold nuggets up here in MN.




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cdmn

12-27-2004 13:38:08




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 Re: Looking For TO-20 Block in reply to snow, 12-22-2004 14:16:24  
I've got a z120 engine. Located in western MN. I took it out of a tractor thinking it had bad problems. Substituted another engine. Decided to take the old one apart to see what is the matter. Found two or three of the head bolts were only finger tight. So now I wonder how bad it really was. Mainly a head gasket leak(??) If you want to look at it, it's in my shed with the head and pan off. I'm not anxious to give it away, but maybe we can make a deal.

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Jerry/MT

12-22-2004 20:49:11




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 Re: Looking For TO-20 Block in reply to snow, 12-22-2004 14:16:24  
Most of these Continetal blocks can be repaired by using a furnace brazing process. Have you tried asking local machine shops about repairing the block or locating a remanufactured one? I know of a place in Oregon that does the repair but I sure that someone in your neck of the woods probably does it. I used to live in the Seattle area and there was somebody that did this type of repair there also. It is not uncommon anymore.

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