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Re: C157 C175 C200 Engine Family
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Posted by Big Don on July 03, 2007 at 15:14:57 from (74.117.164.56):
In Reply to: C157 C175 C200 Engine Family posted by Galen Ishman on July 03, 2007 at 05:33:53:
Galen, There was a C175 in the 350 tractors from the mid fifties era. That engine was a descendant of the C152 engines used in the H & W4 tractors. The C157,C175,& C200 family of engines that you are talking about are a newer US built family based on being 2/3 of the C221,C263 & C301 6 cylinder engines. The C157 was used in the US assembled 2400A and 454 gas tractors, the C175 was in the 2400B & 464 gas tractors and the C200 was used in the 2500 & 574 gas tractors. To the best of my knowledge, they will interchange. The C175 & C200 both have engine balancers (The C157 did not) and they run a lot smoother than the C157. Don
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