Posted by noncompos on January 17, 2009 at 17:24:40 from (71.36.97.241):
In Reply to: case rc posted by greys417 on January 16, 2009 at 12:30:12:
If you've got the FC, check my post (if you haven't seen it already) under "Wauk Engines, Where To Find Parts" posted on this forum 1-17 (today) for a couple places to look if nothing turns up here or the other Case/tractor sites. If you consider an FC out of anything else, be sure all the accessories etc are the same or that what you're getting can be used. FC's came in thermo-syphon and water pump versions (different heads and four water pumps), mag or dist, steel (truck and ?) or cast (tractor and ?) oil pans; flywheel, flywheel hsg and ring gear are listed "variable: send eng ser #", crank and electric start,etc, etc. It also shows a second "Starting Crank (Starting Unit) with a geared setup (driving and driven gears) and an "engaging lever" (!??!) My 1957 parts book shows only one block and basic internal parts. With sympathy, Bud
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