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Continental F162 engine needed

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rgprobert

09-11-2006 09:50:03




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Looking for a Continental F162 engine for a MH 30 tractor. Drop me a line!!




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old

09-11-2006 10:21:44




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 Re: Continental F162 engine needed in reply to rgprobert, 09-11-2006 09:50:03  
Are you needing a complete running engine or just a good block that can be put back in service?? I have an engine from a 30 but its not running and would need to be rebuilt



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rgprobert

09-11-2006 10:47:26




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 Re: Continental F162 engine needed in reply to old, 09-11-2006 10:21:44  
Ideally a complete running engine would be best but I'm willing to piece one together. The block on mine is cracked and attempts to repair worked but damage is extensive. What's the condition on yours?



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09-11-2006 12:15:29




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 Re: Continental F162 engine needed in reply to rgprobert, 09-11-2006 10:47:26  
Blocks good, but it blew one of the pistons, and when I mean blew I do mean blew. The piston is just plain gone all the is left is the rod and wrist pin sitting in that cylinder. It was running but had a little knock in the engine so I started it to take it to the shop and pull that engine and drop in another engine when it shoot the dip stick out of the block and just died. When I pulled the head off I found the piston gone. Drop me an e-mail and I'll send you a picture of what it looks like. Cylinder still looks good even with the pston being gone

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