Muir hill 101
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Does anybody know anything about of these
beasts? Looking for a crankshaft for a 2715e
engine
beasts? Looking for a crankshaft for a 2715e
engine
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Tramway Guy
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Muir hill 101
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I dont think that company is in business anymore
Chris in SK
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2715e was a pretty common engine used it trucks, boats as well as tractors so you should be able to find one.
Shipping costs might be high if you have to get from UK though.
Try https://www.muir-hill.co.uk
Chris
Shipping costs might be high if you have to get from UK though.
Try https://www.muir-hill.co.uk
Chris
Chris in SK
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Google search 'muir-hill.co.uk' and you should find it.
If you are on Face Book try searching the groups. There are a couple of Muir-Hill groups you could join and ask on there. Those tractors still have a pretty good following in the UK.
If you are on Face Book try searching the groups. There are a couple of Muir-Hill groups you could join and ask on there. Those tractors still have a pretty good following in the UK.
Tramway Guy
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Its a Ford engine. Google says that New Holland offers a crankshaft 713F6303CAA.
Muir hill 101
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I checked new holland and yes At one point they did but it is no Longer available . I had a company I got a couple small parts from but they didnt have a crankshaft
Tramway Guy
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Muir hill 101
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They might have the engine was used in at least one New Holland combine
Muir hill 101
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Thanks for the help I will email them and see what they have
derwen1959
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First I live in uk and I have contacted a Ford industrial engine specialist on your behalf
There are 2 different crankshafts available for your engine
Serial numbers mean nothing its all to do with journal diameter
All parts are available
There are 2 different crankshafts available for your engine
Serial numbers mean nothing its all to do with journal diameter
All parts are available
Muir hill 101
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Thanks for the help I do not have it apart yet so I guess thats the next step
Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
Lloyds Loaders (MH) are still going and there is a very active Facebook page. Think the website is being updated. Not seen anywhere that they have closed down.
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Muir hill 101
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Thanks I have tried to get in contact with them on facebook and email with no luck I finally gave up . I have bought parts from small holder services and he has supplied me some technical information in the past. They thought they might have a used crankshaft but didnt
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