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Posted by Dave_Id on July 30, 2003 at 17:14:29 from (67.0.146.217):
In Reply to: IHC posted by mike on July 30, 2003 at 16:30:42:
You may have a C135 or a C153. I have a 153 in my 275 swather. There have been a few topics on this topic in the last couple of years, I posted one myself..,so check the archives, The engine will bolt up, BUTTTT, there is always a butt. The holes in the sheetmetal would have to change to accomadate the different exhaust position, also the hoses in the cooling system would have to be adapted, but the biggest obstacle is that your crank in the C135 doesn't have a pilot bearing hole.. This would be difficult to put in or use a crank off a C123 or C113
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