Thanks for the reply. Just looking at this tractor even when it was burned up looked really worth saving. When I was talking to Joel we were trying to figure out the exact engine model. He told me you can't go by the serial numbers. When I was cleaning up the top engine shroud today I figured I had nothing to lose buffing up the plate on the side. When I first took the engine apart I thought it was just a lubrication schedule. I found out that it has the model number. It's a 330WB not a 290 like I thought it was. Let me know if you have any parts. I am letting the owner decide if he wants to re-power or fix the engine. By the way, when I was looking at the mounting plate on the Acme, I was wondering if anyone knows how to release the clutch cone off the shaft. There is no set screw that I can see. Pics are on the link.
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