c113 or c119 engine

[MattMalcome1]

I have an old C113 engine off a baler from the 50's I think. There was antifreeze in the oil, but the engine was not run with it in there. I bought it thinking it was parts for a newer (404) international, but it is much older. As far as I know, it could easily be used for parts at the very least. What tractors will this fit? I know the block is different at the bell housing area due to a notch for the starter, but the rest should swap. It has already been fixed (did a nearly invisible job) due to a freezing block, and dosen't leak there. I have no use for in presently, but maybe a tractor could come along??? Any advice or info would be appreciated. (not a Farmall expert). Thanks.

 

[Del Jarman]

I think you will find the c113 will fit the Farmall A, B or C with no hydraulics. Double check the ring gear as you may have to use the one from the tractor.

 

[georgeky]

If it doesn't have the opening for hydraulic pump, it will work on A and B. The vast majority of C's had hydraulics, so it won't work for the C in most cases. 404 uses C-135. C113,C-123, C-135 and C-153 will also work in the 404.

 

[Andy Motteberg]

I think the C113 is used in the Farmall A, there is also a C113 that fits in the F-12 Farmall.

 

[Keith-OR]

I think you'll find it does have the opening for the hydraulic pump. And are you sure it is 113, most of the balers I have seen used the 123CI motor.
Also it can be used on a C,A with a little modification where the notch for the starter goes. A friend just installed one on a SA, ya have to look really close to see the modification.

Keith & Shawn

 

[georgeky]

Kieth, most balers used C-60 or C-113. The 123 didn't come out until 51. I have 2 113's from balers, and neither will accept the hydraulic pump. Later balers may have used 123's

 

[El Toro]

Hi George, According to my Borg Warner manual the C123 was used on the baler models 37, 47 and was used on some of the 50 models too. I think they put in what was available since they used a lot of Wisconsin engines too. Hal

 

[georgeky]

Yep, but they were after 51. I was just saying that not all balers used a 123. The older ones used C-60 and C-113 as there wasn't a 123 yet. Yes the 123 would accept hydraulic pumps.