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Re: Red Seal Continental F135
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Posted by Alberta Mike on April 02, 2004 at 18:02:06 from (209.47.89.114):
In Reply to: Red Seal Continental F135 posted by John on April 02, 2004 at 17:18:34:
That engine appeared in 3 basic sizes (124, 140, and 162 cubic inch versions for the most part and they were in a number of agricultural (tractors and swathers, etc.) and industrial (eg. street sweepers, Lincoln welders, compressors) applications. The 135 was some industrial version (and I think there was also a 163 industrial version). I can't remember exactly what the differences were but it wouldn't have been in the engine block nor in the bolt up pattern for the flywheel/clutch housings, those would have been standard for all of them.
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