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G Elppa

02-08-2007 19:16:54

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What designates the size in cubic inches of a continental engine in a massey harris tractor? Thanks

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G Elppa

02-09-2007 03:07:45

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Re: Continental engine size in reply to G Elppa, 02-08-2007 19:16:54

ok, Thanks!

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earthmasterk

02-08-2007 20:07:45

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Re: Continental engine size in reply to G Elppa, 02-08-2007 19:16:54

You are asking about Massey Harris tractors, not Massey Ferguson.

Continental engines for those tractors came from different series of flat head engines.

The pony had a N62 engine. (62 cubic inch engine)
The pacer had a Y91 engine (91 cu. in.)
The 20 and 21 had a F 124 engine (124 cu. in.)
The 22 and 23 had a F 140 engine (140 cu. in.)
The 30 had a F 162 engine (162 cu. in.)
The 33 and 333 had a 201 valve in head engine.
The 44-6 had a F226 engine ( 226 cu. in.)
The 44 (4) had a 260 cu. in. valve in head engine.
The 44 special and 444 had a 277 cu. in. valve in head engine.

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Aaron Ford

02-08-2007 19:22:11

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Re: Continental engine size in reply to G Elppa, 02-08-2007 19:16:54

Very good question. Supposedly it is the engine model then the size.

IE Z120, Z129, Z134, Z145, G155, G176

G176 is supposed to be a 176 cube engine. But it ain't. If you calculate out my bore and stroke, you get 192 cubes. I haven't figured it out yet.

Aaron

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