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Continental L226 Manifold

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PA Steve

06-04-2003 20:00:43




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The L226 has a split manifold that has(had) a butterfly between the intake and exhaust. This is completely rusted away on mine. Can I just put a piece of steel between the manifolds when I put them back together? Can I just leave it the way it is? Thanks for your recommendations.
Steve




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David B

06-05-2003 04:46:29




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 Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to PA Steve, 06-04-2003 20:00:43  
I put a piece of steel plate between mine and seems okay, I really don't think it would make any difference if you do the plate or just leave it open. David B



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PA Steve

06-05-2003 05:53:39




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 Re: Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to David B, 06-05-2003 04:46:29  
Thanks for the advice! One other question . . .does the 226 have a 6V or 12V system?



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Alberta Mike

06-05-2003 07:56:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to PA Steve, 06-05-2003 05:53:39  
Well, those 226's were around for a long time but assuming it is on a Massey Harris (probably a 101 or 102 Senior) it would've originally have been a 6 volt positive ground. Keep in mind that the only thing on the engine itself that is really voltage sensitive is the points (that should have 6V either directly or by putting a resistor in a 12V system) and perhaps (but not necessarily critical) the coil. It would've had an original 6V generator of course.

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PA Steve

06-06-2003 06:04:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to Alberta Mike, 06-05-2003 07:56:36  
This engine is actually out of a MH self-propelled cornpicker. Since the tractors you mentioned are its contemporaries, I'll assume they all have the same electrical system. It seems like a simple thing to figure out, but it had no battery when I got it and I found no markings on any electrical components. I also have a parts book and it doesn't mention anything about voltage anywhere. Thanks for the help!
Steve

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Greg

06-07-2003 14:10:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to PA Steve, 06-06-2003 06:04:45  
I am looking for a Exaust Manifold for a 44-6 with the flat head 226 do you have any I also need some other parts too. Can you Help me?



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Make mine a Massey

06-15-2003 05:12:10




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to Greg , 06-07-2003 14:10:27  
Got one in Canada , if interested , would like to sell whole engine if possible----Bill



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JEREMY

12-04-2003 13:34:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Continental L226 Manif in reply to Make mine a Massey, 06-15-2003 05:12:10  
HOW MUCH FOR WHOLE ENGINE



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David B

06-08-2003 18:11:28




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Continental L226 Manifold in reply to Greg , 06-07-2003 14:10:27  
manifolds for a 44-6 are a tough item to find that are any good, there is a difference between the ones used on the 101 SR and 44-6 so you have to be careful. They will both fit the engine but exhaust pipe mounts different. The intake can be taken apart and used if you can find the right exhaust.



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