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Ken

01-05-2004 15:28:38




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Not sure if this has the right engine as I dont see any numbers that say 206F The only thing that I've found is Block # 10A400 behind generator and 10A1462 on each cyl/valve assy and RE2265 on the head. Is this a 206F or has it been replaced? Whats the difference between the military engines and standard production engines? Also did these tractors come with front end loaders? If so what kind? Thanks in advance, Ken

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Kelvin

01-05-2004 17:03:19




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 Re: ZASI engine in reply to Ken, 01-05-2004 15:28:38  
The cylinder number 10A1462 dates it to '53 or so.
There should be or was a plate with the engine data just above the starter.
Differences: 1 series of Z military had 220 cu. inch engines. The other series had a 206. I'm told that those blocks will stand 1/8" overbore, so I can't tell you by the block casting number if you have a 206 or a 220.
The other differences for military use were: external, military spec. remote oil filter on the side cover of the engine, and waterproof magneto ignition system.

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Kevin Moschenrose

01-05-2004 22:14:47




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 Re: Re: ZASI engine in reply to Kelvin, 01-05-2004 17:03:19  
The journals on the crankshaft will be bigger than the normal size too. I am having some trouble finding a place for rod and main bearings for my Big Mo 400 Military. So they maybe a little hatd to find.



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Ken

01-05-2004 17:28:43




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 Re: Re: ZASI engine in reply to Kelvin, 01-05-2004 17:03:19  
No tag above starter. It does have the military spec oil filter and mag. Any other way to identify these engines? Are parts hard to find like gasket sets and rings as i'll have to pull the heads to change the core plugs. This is my first minnie and I'd like to make it a keeper! Thanks, Ken



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Kelvin

01-06-2004 17:32:23




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 Re: Re: Re: ZASI engine in reply to Ken, 01-05-2004 17:28:43  
As far as gasket sets go, the regular set for a MM ZA or ZB should work.
For the rings, you will have to be looking at the pistons. First of all for the diameter, in case you have a 220 instead of a 206. Regular ZA/ZB's (3-5/8" bore, 206 cu.in.) use three 1/8" wide compression rings and a 3/16" wide oil ring. Military specs might have required something different, but don't give up: Hastings have a huge selection of rings and an online catalog so you might still come up with something workable.

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