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Re: Re: sleeveless 706 gas engine?
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Posted by Mark A. McCall on October 24, 2003 at 09:26:42 from (167.193.87.241):
In Reply to: Re: sleeveless 706 gas engine? posted by Cliff Neubauer on October 22, 2003 at 18:56:48:
Mr. Neubauer, We found numbers on the block, near the water pump, where a book tells us numbers are for combine engines. We have cut the ridges on the cylinders, honed the cylinders and the wear is not too bad. We are hoping to get the engine overhaul completed this weekend. We are pretty sure that the engine turned out to be from a combine. I am hoping to get another 706 soon, this one a LP gas burner, for parts as soon as my contact can reach the owner. (The proposed parts tractor is supposed to have a good TA & PTO, but has a cracked head.) This engine should have sleeves, in case I need to build another tractor engine. Thanks for your feedback and help!
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