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Continental F-162

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Ian Johnsen

01-08-2004 17:01:01




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I am looking to purchase a Continental F162 gas engine. I am looking for either a runner or a rebuildable core. Any info would be appreciated.




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J. Schwiebert

01-09-2004 16:03:08




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 Re: Continental F-162 in reply to Ian Johnsen, 01-08-2004 17:01:01  
A friend of mine called me last Saturday and wanted to know if I knew anyone looking for a complete rebuilt F-162 long block He has two. he is in eastern Ohio



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Greg Hubartt

03-10-2005 13:55:23




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 Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 01-09-2004 16:03:08  
i would like a price on what ya have in the f162 engine and what has been done to it as i live in Indiana --THANKS GREG



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Ian Johnsen

01-11-2004 10:46:09




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 Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 01-09-2004 16:03:08  
I live in Washington state, but I would be interested in a price. I could then look into shipping costs.



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Wade

01-11-2004 10:10:33




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 Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 01-09-2004 16:03:08  
Would be interested in buying a Continental F-162 engine. Are they still available and the price. Thank you.



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Alberta Mike

01-08-2004 17:29:42




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 Re: Continental F-162 in reply to Ian Johnsen, 01-08-2004 17:01:01  
Don't forget that the same engine came in 140 and 124 cubic inch versions too, same engine just different cylinder bore sizes. The others will bolt right up into whatever you have. What model of tractor is your engine in?



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Ian Johnsen

01-11-2004 10:39:33




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 Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to Alberta Mike, 01-08-2004 17:29:42  
I have a 47 MH 20 with a F124. It has a turbo and pulls in a 3500# farm stock class. I am looking to get the most displacement possible. I set the turbo up on the original motor which was cracked and the patched due to lack of antifreeze(probably before my birth). Iam not interested in rebuilding that block.



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dw

01-11-2004 15:37:56




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 Re: Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to Ian Johnsen, 01-11-2004 10:39:33  
Any chance you could show us a photo, sounds like an interesting little machine.



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Alberta Mike

01-11-2004 12:30:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to Ian Johnsen, 01-11-2004 10:39:33  
I don't know what "stock" means abut I think that at least some of the model 20's had the 140 cubic inch version from the factory (but not 100% sure about that).



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Ian Johnsen

01-14-2004 18:48:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Continental F-162 in reply to Alberta Mike, 01-11-2004 12:30:18  

Our farm stock class requires you to run a stock looking tractor. It has to run all the sheet metal
original(or originally avail.) motor,gear box etc.
you can grind cams, turbocharge, supercharge, increase compression. No nitrous.



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