Posted by Galen Houk on January 16, 2020 at 06:24:55 from (173.22.167.7):
In Reply to: Galen Houk parts? posted by db4600 on January 15, 2020 at 16:51:10:
My nephew found a C2 combine engine that should have all the parts he needs. Got it from a AC collector. The guy bought it for one piston and didn't need the rest so nephew got five good pistons and rods. He will just use the best one from the original motor. He would like to find a set of new rings. Thanks to everyone for all the help! Now he also needs a head for a 453 Detroit for the Oliver 1900 FWA he bought from me. Core value for a complete 453 engine is about $120 but he is getting used head prices of $1000. We will find one at a fair price, it is just a matter of networking just like he did with the D19 engine. There are a lot of great tractor people out there. Thanks again for all the help different people offered!
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