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Cleaning: Finding odd items

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J Schwiebert

01-28-2008 07:04:52




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Well yesterday I did a little cleaning. I found a manual for an Oliver 200 Forgae Harvestor (still made in Springfield Ohio) Anybody have one in this day and age? Also for all you 354 Perkins engines fans I found the bulletin (10 plus years old) that lists all the crankshafts used in 354 and 372 (372 applications combine only) engines. There are over 150 different crankshafts for those engines! So if you think a 354 is a 354 and they are alike well not really. Just throwing that out there. J.

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rrlund

01-29-2008 06:36:07




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 Re: Cleaning: Finding odd items in reply to J Schwiebert, 01-28-2008 07:04:52  
When I was looking for a 354 for my 1850,Stamms parts man told me there was a difference in the rear plate that the flywheel bolts to. Said some are thicker than others. I found a super low hour 354 in a 550 Massey combine,cheap too,but where the front pulley bolted on,that one used 3 3/8s bolts to hold the plate that held the pulley. So there's two differences for sure.



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super99

01-28-2008 14:54:34




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 Re: Cleaning: Finding odd items in reply to J Schwiebert, 01-28-2008 07:04:52  
Hi, J. Just curious, Why were the 372 only used in combines? I have an old 750 MF with a 372 and a newer parts machine with a 354-T. An old MF machanic said the 372 had more power than the 354 turbo. Don't sound right to me, but wondered why they didn't put the 372's in tractors. Stay warm, Chris



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J Schwiebert

01-28-2008 19:02:47




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 Re: Cleaning: Finding odd items in reply to super99, 01-28-2008 14:54:34  
You know I have no idea. Then another thing and this guy delt in Perkins engines he had an H code combine engine. H code. International Harvestor for export.!



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