MH engine interchange

[Olliejunkie]

I have what I believe is a 22. Im wondering if the 101 junior, 30 or 33 engine interchange? Or possibly something else? Thank you

 

[Dieseltech]

The MH 22 had the Continental F140 engine, the F162 from a 101 or 30 could fit also. The 33 had a much larger E201 overhead valve engine. The F124/140/162 four engines
all look similar externally.

 

[Olliejunkie]

(quoted from post at 10:10:22 12/12/23) The MH 22 had the Continental F140 engine, the F162 from a 101 or 30 could fit also. The 33 had a much larger E201 overhead valve engine. The F124/140/162 four engines
all look similar externally.

Thank you. This one is for sale but it's a day drive to go get it. Not sure what the model is or if I will go get it as it's one of those ran when parked tractors. Thought maybe I could make one out of two as mine is a narrow front with a loader.

 

[Dieseltech]

That looks like a 20 or 81. The 22 has a different grille.

 

[Olliejunkie]

(quoted from post at 13:48:11 12/12/23) That looks like a 20 or 81. The 22 has a different grille.

Thank you dieseltech. I'm not even sure which model I have. I only bought it for the rear wheels but now I'm thinking of fixing it. Guess I better dig deeper.

 

[stevieb49829]

Ollie, don't put much of a load in the bucket. The pivot pin on that wide front is only supported on one end, and is likely to be the weak point when lifting something. Those F-series Continentals (124, 140, 162) can be found, even in Lincoln welders and Clark forklifts. They easily interchange, if you have the bellhousing adapter plate. steve

 

[Olliejunkie]

Thank you for the info. I need to look at mine closer. I had it freed up long ago but I'm sure it's stuck again. Might be easier to find a running engine. Problem is I will have to find tires for my Oliver 60 them.