192 gas engine specs

[mcnurlanj]

can anyone tell me what the bore and stroke of the 192 gas engine was?

 

[mowr]

Bore: 4.4 inches

Stroke: 4.2 inches

 

[mcnurlanj]

sorry i guess i should have been more specific i need the bore and stroke for a 4 cylinder 192 gas

 

[mowr]

Sorry, my mind automatically went to factory Ford tractor engines. For the 4 cyl. 192 industrial engine, I found this post in the archives:

DaveH IA
10-28-2005 19:47:29
69.66.156.180
363423

4.13 bore---3.60 stroke diesel or gas. I have the Ford industrial shop manual 194-114 dated Mar 74

 

[mcnurlanj]

thank you for the info but wasnt the 65 68 ford 4000 a 4 cylinder 192? or am i mistaken?

 

[Dean]

The 65 - mid 68 4000 gasoline tractors use a 192 CI three cylinder engine. The diesel versions used a 201 CI engine. Later gasoline versions use the 201 CI gasoline engine having the same bore and stroke as the 201 CI diesel engine.

Dean

 

[Dean]

Correct.

I just did the math and it works out to 192.9 CI.

I have one of these engines that I plan to install into my 64 Ford 4000 S-O-S.

Dean

 

[souNdguy]

I bet that will be a real monster then. what ya plan to do with it once the repower?

soundguy

 

[Dean]

I will probably use it for odd jobs only. It will use too much gasoline for heavy work and will not be needed for such since the T4050 and MF 533 are arrived.

It's the only vintage Ford in my collection with PS aside from the 961. I usually leave the boom pole on it.

My 192 is a converted natural gas engine. The natural gas engines have a CR of about 9.25:1. It should be close to 70 PTO HP.

Dean

 

[souNdguy]

Interesting.

My 951 was a lp engine, converted to gas. I wonder how much difference it's comp ratio is from 'normal'..?

soundguy

 

[souNdguy]

just noticed you said power steering.

nice... My only PS machines are my 5000 and 7610s. though I've rebuilt the boxes in most of my manuals and they steer good except the laoder ones are 'popeye' steering..

soundguy

 

[Dean]

The difference in CR is almost a point and a half in a 192. It will be a bit less in a 172 due to the reduced bore but probably good for 3 - 5 HP.

Dean

 

[Lynn Patrick]

(quoted from post at 07:30:34 04/07/10) Sorry, my mind automatically went to factory Ford tractor engines. For the 4 cyl. 192 industrial engine, I found this post in the archives:

DaveH IA
10-28-2005 19:47:29
69.66.156.180
363423

4.13 bore---3.60 stroke diesel or gas. I have the Ford industrial shop manual 194-114 dated Mar 74

Sure wish I could figure out how you did that! I can't find any archives beyond 2006!
I have been wanting info on the 192 for some time & can find none. Do you have an idea on horsepower? And where can I find that manual?
Thanks for the help.
Lynn Patrick
1957 960 w/192 cube industrial

 

[souNdguy]

neat, thanks for the info.

soundguy

 

[mowr]

"Sure wish I could figure out how you did that! I can't find any archives beyond 2006!"

Lynn Patrick

In the "search for" box at the top of this page, search for "192 industrial bore stroke." That answer was found in the fourth post listed.

mowr

 

[DaveH IA]

I have the Manual --and I will answer any thing I can for you.

 

[Lynn Patrick]

(quoted from post at 12:43:50 04/09/10) I have the Manual --and I will answer any thing I can for you.

DaveH IA,
Thanks for the offer! I sent an email. Hope you got it!
Lynn