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Seeking a Continental F-162 motor
Thanks for the e-bay tip. It appears to be just what I am looking for although the starter position has me a bit worried. The starter appears to be down lower than the motor on My tractor. I'll have to investigate when I get home. I'll also keep my eyes peeled for the welders. I'm not sure how...- BrianfromBoston
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Seeking a Continental F-162 motor
Hey everyone, I am looking to purchase a rebuildable Continental F-162 motor. The motor need not be complete, just in rebuildable condition (no connecting rods hanging out of the oil pan). Basically, I am looking for a good long block. I do not need carb, distributor, manifold, yadda, yadda...- BrianfromBoston
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Best place for tires?
Hey guys (and girls?), Where do most of you buy your tractor tires from? I have recently brought an old Worthington back to life and it is in need of new sneakers. I'd like Ag style tires. Currently there is an ancient set of Firestone tractor tires on there and old Zenith's up front 16...- BrianfromBoston
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Continental engine question
Unfortunately as you can see in the photos the ID tag for this motor is long gone. Here's where the plate should be... http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj33/nedannouncer/P1010299.jpg Here is a photo of the C291 casting..any ideas...- BrianfromBoston
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Continental engine question
Unfortunately as you can see in the photos the ID tag for this motor is long gone. Here"s where the plate should be... Here is a photo of the C291 casting..any ideas? Are the distributors the same amongst the 124/140 and 162 motors? I need one for mine and want to make sure. I wish the...- BrianfromBoston
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Continental engine question
Hello everyone, I'm a long time reader now it's time for me to dip into the well of knowledge. I have a Worthington Tractor that I am bringing back to life. It is powered by a Continental engine. I have an ID question that I cannot find the answer to anywhere (including the search function...- BrianfromBoston
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