Fish-N-Fool
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I need a rebuild kit for my Ford 660 gas tractor with the 134 C.I. engine. Where is the best place to get a good price and quality parts?
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Fish-N-Fool
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I dont know yet is I need the crank turned of not as I dont have it apart. Just looking to figure out how much it will cost me before I get it tore apart.
Ultradog MN
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How bout the folks who provide this great
free website?
They are a well established company, have
a reputation to defend and do their
darndest to supply good parts at
reasonable prices.
They are not some here today, gone
tomorrow outfit who when the going gets
rough they close shop and open up under a
different name.
free website?
They are a well established company, have
a reputation to defend and do their
darndest to supply good parts at
reasonable prices.
They are not some here today, gone
tomorrow outfit who when the going gets
rough they close shop and open up under a
different name.
Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
Well-known Member
You've made the best decision to wait before buying parts. Engine kits and parts are sold everywhere; there are only but a few manufacturers of parts and part suppliers all buy from them. It's the prices that will vary by seller so, yeah, shop around first when it's time. Try to avoid the popular auction sites. You don't know what is in there now do you? Have you had it rebuilt before? If not, get it split and stripped down to determine what the sizes are and what new parts sizes will need be -pistons, sleeves, crank, bearings, et al. Will you be doing all the work yourself? A good trusty local engine shop can be a big help. You will want to get the block boiled and Magna-Fluxed for cracks either way.
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