I have run across a really straight clean complete 430 that I can buy for scrap weight price. By the dipstick, it shows to have water in the oil. Do these engines have wet sleeves that might be culprit or is it more likely a block or head?
I can't reach in anywhere to turn it over to tell if it might be stuck. Its hemmed in a corner behind 5 other tractors where I can't roll it in gear to check either.
In a worst case senario... what other models/machines shared engines with a 430, and how hard would a complete engine or major engine parts (block, head) be to come by?
Were all 430's triple range? If not how can you tell if one is. There's a lever on the top right side of the transmission case that has short throws front to back and has 3 notches. Is that a hi/n/lo shifter, or is it a triple range?
I can't reach in anywhere to turn it over to tell if it might be stuck. Its hemmed in a corner behind 5 other tractors where I can't roll it in gear to check either.
In a worst case senario... what other models/machines shared engines with a 430, and how hard would a complete engine or major engine parts (block, head) be to come by?
Were all 430's triple range? If not how can you tell if one is. There's a lever on the top right side of the transmission case that has short throws front to back and has 3 notches. Is that a hi/n/lo shifter, or is it a triple range?