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John Bray

07-27-1998 21:57:39




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I am looking for a fiberglass oilpan for a U or a UB.Anyone ever see one?




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mm

07-28-1998 16:49:00




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 Re: UB oilpan in reply to John Bray, 07-27-1998 21:57:39  

: I am looking for a fiberglass oilpan for a U or a : UB.Anyone ever see one? I don't know how to tell you this. But I have to.
The oil pan on a U or UB is an integral part of the tractor. This mean it is part of the frame. Of sorts these tractor's construction are akin to a monocoque bodied car of today. Without the oil pan NOTHING is there to brace the crankshaft housing. I anticipate you are trying to strip the tractor so you can pull it. This oil pan is not an area you can do this with a U. If you where building a G it could be considered since G's have a frame running along side the crankshaft housing that is tied to the bellhousing. With a 190 lb. drive and without a fiberglass oil pan 4500 lb. U's are around. Good Luck

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John Bray

07-29-1998 05:00:18




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 Re: Re: UB oilpan in reply to mm, 07-28-1998 16:49:00  
: I have a UB and it has frame from bellhousing to the front. : : I am looking for a fiberglass oilpan for a U or a : : UB.Anyone ever see one? : I don't know how to tell you this. But I have to.
: The oil pan on a U or UB is an integral part of the tractor. This mean it is part of the frame. Of sorts these tractor's construction are akin to a monocoque bodied car of today. : Without the oil pan NOTHING is there to brace the crankshaft housing. I anticipate you are trying to strip the tractor so you can pull it. This oil pan is not an area you can do this with a U. If you where building a G it could be considered since G's have a frame running along side the crankshaft housing that is tied to the bellhousing.
: With a 190 lb. drive and without a fiberglass oil pan 4500 lb. U's are around.
: Good Luck

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