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looking for chrysler industrial engin

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terry

12-02-2003 09:05:51




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Does anyone know where these engines were used
or can be found?

I have been told that they were used in some Massey combines, is this true?

Any advice would be appreciated.




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INCase

12-04-2003 12:13:21




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
some of the gas Case combines (1000 1010???) may have had them too?????



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rickm

12-03-2003 08:11:45




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
Terry- Do you need one, or just some information?
Might be able to help you.
Rick



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John A

12-02-2003 20:33:59




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
Terry, I don't know where you are located but, Irrigation engines in the panhandle of Texas,OK, and SW Kansas. Almost every farm sale will have some ready to go back to work to wore-out.
413s & 440s, we had 10 to 15 of these at one time.
OBTW Bucks Irrigation Engines @ Amarillo, Tx can sure enough fix you up.
My brother-in-law is running a few redesigned chevy 454s now, they are worthless in this appilication. They won't hold up like the Industerial Chryslers.
Hope this helps,
John A.

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Bob

12-02-2003 20:17:41




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
Massey combines...
21, 27, 80, 90, 92, Super 92, and probably others, and Cockshutt combines... don't recall model #s there, however, and Co-op tractors.



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Dick2

12-05-2003 03:40:46




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 Re: Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to Bob, 12-02-2003 20:17:41  
We had two Cockshutt 112SP combines with the Canadian version of the Chrysler Industrial, which had a slightly larger bore and stroke than the U.S. version - resulting in a bit more HP.



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Brian in MO

12-02-2003 19:27:28




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
Also I have saw the slant six industrial in LULL forklifts from the mid to late 60's.



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jdman(MO)

12-02-2003 17:39:37




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
Old Criscraft boats used side draft carb Flathead 6's.Russ



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Taylor Lambert

12-02-2003 15:57:19




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
They also used industrial Chrysler slant sixes in some of the 130 MF combines I have one and a complete bell housing Id give away. I bought the binder for the hydraulics and bearings and gave a friend the governor.



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ChrisL

12-02-2003 15:10:14




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
some windrowers used them

our early to mid 70's Oliver 7300 combine has the 318 Chyrsler industrial



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greenbeanman

12-02-2003 12:17:44




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  
They were indeed used in the Massey Harris combines. We had a 21A and later purchased a 21C model. The "A" stood for the header auger configuration, while the "C" stood for a canvas feed configuration.

Both of our machines had 3inch straight pipe exhaust systems that gave those engines a wonderful sound. They came off of the engine and went straight up 8 feet or so.

I think that the model 27 Massey Harris combine also used them.

I think that I might know where one is if you really need one.

I might add that the engines were mounted on a framework that slid right out of the engine compartment when a few bolts were removed.

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buck

12-02-2003 11:29:55




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 Re: looking for chrysler industrial engin in reply to terry, 12-02-2003 09:05:51  

If you are talking about the 6 cylinder flat head they had many miitary applications such as the 3/4 ton truck, generators, air compressors.



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