Posted by tractorsam on January 04, 2008 at 16:36:10 from (71.7.203.35):
I'm helping someone who is trying to resurrect a Farmall Super C from a tractor and a half that someone has badly crossbred in the past. There are two engines and I just want to check that a block with the part No. of 354898R1 (vs. part No. 251069R1) should be able to be rebuilt with the largest sleeves (as C-123's go, I think it will accept up to 3 1/4" bore?) as the tractor will be used for pulling. Also something I've not seen before on one of these tractors, on the straight C rear end there is a marking that looks like *USRC* cast between the part no. (351132 R1) and the casting date (9-29-R) on the tranny cover. Any ideas or do they all have them? Many thanks, tractorsam
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