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Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available?

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mman

01-22-2003 21:15:49




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Does anyone know of a place that might have any FT, FTA, or Old G blocks available? I need at least one and possibly two of these. They are casting numbers GE-1 and FE-151. Either number will work. I am sure some old power units had these blocks too. I would like any thoughts on where I could get one. Thanks.




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Jeremy

01-23-2003 16:12:58




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 Re: Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available? in reply to mman, 01-22-2003 21:15:49  
I can't say I've seen the FE 151 block I've seen the HE 101, GE 1, and the 4 1/2 bore FE 224. Check the part number again if it's right I'll add it to the list I'm working on.

How bad do you need one? I have one but I also have some 21-32's that may need one. What is wrong with your other one. I really hate to let that go I may need it.

Jeremy



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mman

01-23-2003 20:23:51




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 Re: Re: Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available? in reply to Jeremy, 01-23-2003 16:12:58  
Hi, Jeremy.

You may remember emailing me last winter. I liked your pictures. Email me if you still need axels for yours.

I stand corrected FE-151 should be FE-224 in my post. My block has one cracked cylinder wall. The other cylinder is good. I have one good GE-1 block. I am thinking of having it sleeved, but I hear that is extremely expensive. Any idea what the price of that is?

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Jeremy

01-28-2003 17:21:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available? in reply to mman, 01-23-2003 20:23:51  
I tried to e-mail you a couple of times and keep getting a message that the e-mail couldn't be sent. Send me an E-mail.

Jeremy
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Harrold Rhodes

01-23-2003 06:29:41




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 Re: Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available? in reply to mman, 01-22-2003 21:15:49  
AAre these 2 cyls to block or 4? If 2 will the 10A150A blocks work?



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Curtis Rink

01-23-2003 09:43:19




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 Re: Re: Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available? in reply to Harrold Rhodes, 01-23-2003 06:29:41  
The 10A150A blocks can work but the block will stick out on the push rod side. It barely touches the crankcase. This was the only choice I had and was able to seal it with silicon.



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mman

01-23-2003 20:29:04




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 Re: Re: Re: Old G or FT(A) Blocks Available? in reply to Curtis Rink, 01-23-2003 09:43:19  
Mr. Rink is correct. That is why I wanted an older block for mine. I have the newer ones and sat it next to the old one side by side. It was then that I realized that they were different on one side. I also need the original govenor for my 21-32.



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