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Re: Re: Block for Case VAC
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Posted by Slowpoke on January 05, 2004 at 22:09:10 from (67.30.99.41):
In Reply to: Re: Block for Case VAC posted by Brandon on January 04, 2004 at 22:26:30:
Looks like the VAC crack has reached California. I failed to notice the 8"x4" dirty sheet metal behind the carb when I bought my '55 VAC. It was held on by the bolts of the air cleaner. Beneath the plate was a 7" long weld. So far it hasn't leaked. I don't know where the tractor started life, but the area where I got it has average low of 37° and a record low in 1950 of 21°. How much below 32° overnight will it take to crack a block with no AF?? I don't know if the guy I got it from knew of the crack, but he did use it for disking. He also owned a used car lot....
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