Posted by karl f on October 02, 2008 at 10:56:30 from (209.188.106.159):
In Reply to: c153 motor swap posted by Kevin C. on October 02, 2008 at 07:24:52:
same block family. more than likely. But, Farmall and International models of 504 mount differently. Farmalls have frame rails, the IH models do not, so the front for sure is different. Look at different tractor models and the case ih parts book/website to see if you can make the modification or if you need a different block. look up the engines, they will come up on the website under C-135 and C-153. You can also obtain sleeves in many situations that allow you to bore a sleeveless engine like the 153 out, insert the dry sleeve and install a standard piston/ring set. Many machine shops can do this, although it is more laborious. Cost wise, a 135 might be cheaper, but you will lose some horsepower. finding a diesel might work, but i recall that discussion topic recently, so look back a week or so and refer to that.
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