David Broad
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Hello . A somewhat strange question . As many know , Ford engines found there way into many combines . Clayson / New Holland being the prime example . Anyway this might sound a silly question to many . When ford engines were uses in combines . The "back plate" as I beilve is the name they give to the part where the flywheel is house and the strater motor fixes to , like on the tractors was that cast into the block and not removable , or were they like as no many other engines , removable thus , being able to use and alternative backplate . I ask for I want to do a model of a Nuffield tractor with a six cylinder conversion . However , cant get holf of a perkins of Leyland engine . Can get hold of a ford 6 cylender though , but looking at ones that go into tractors owing to the way in which they were cast it would seem there is no way in which they could be converted to fit a Nuffield . Anybody know ? Thanks David