Posted by K.B.-826 on September 12, 2007 at 18:44:25 from (68.115.105.40):
In Reply to: Re: 756 vs 826 posted by chuck46 on September 12, 2007 at 16:55:13:
Chuck, I guess I couldn't give you a specific source, just that I have been around the IH German diesels my whole life, having five of them on the farm. A D-239 was the first diesel I ever had apart. They are definetly NOT a Duetz, no way, they are pure IH. These engines came out of IH's factory in Nuess, Germany. Just look at the parts sometime. You'll find IH part numbers, casting codes, and logos. Why they have standard hardware, that I can't explain either, but they all had it. I just got done with some transmission work on a JD 2940, which was built in Germany with a French-built engine in about 1980. That tractor uses mainly standard hardware, with some metric here and there. The oddest part is the clutch housing casting, some of the holes are metric, while some are standard!
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