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MH 44 engine transplant

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DCM

10-18-2005 16:04:28




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Anyone ever stick a 50"s Dodge car flathead 6 in a 44-4 frame. Is it even possible. Just kicking some ideas around. Interested in opinions,any pitfalls? Dan in AB




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marlowe

10-18-2005 16:27:07




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 Re: MH 44 engine transplant in reply to DCM, 10-18-2005 16:04:28  
at one time that was a std. engine it was the 44-6



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marlowe

10-19-2005 18:53:03




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 Re: MH 44 engine transplant in reply to marlowe, 10-18-2005 16:27:07  
yep put fingers in gear before braine. i know that that the 44-6 was a con. not a cry honest i do SORRY



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MH446

10-19-2005 10:32:16




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 Re: MH 44 engine transplant in reply to marlowe, 10-18-2005 16:27:07  
the 101 super. had the Chrysler 6 cyl. the 44-6 and the 101 Sr.had the continetal flat head 6cyl.



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AllanC

10-18-2005 20:22:14




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 Re: MH 44 engine transplant in reply to marlowe, 10-18-2005 16:27:07  
Not quite the 44-6 was the continental - same as Kaiser, not Dodge.



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Harris Guy

10-19-2005 09:46:21




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 Re: MH 44 engine transplant in reply to AllanC, 10-18-2005 20:22:14  
Since it's less engine, than an H260, why bother?
You need to chase down numerous components, end
up with some compromise. Better to fix your H260,
stay genuine MH 44.



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DCM

10-19-2005 16:31:29




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 Re: MH 44 engine transplant in reply to Harris Guy, 10-19-2005 09:46:21  
I have a tractor with no engine and an engine with no home so that is why I was thinking of putting the two together. Have to think about it some more.Dan



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