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chrysler contental motor

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jason54961

06-12-2005 19:27:38




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can anyone tell me what chrysler contental motor 6 cylinder fit in the massey harris tractors i cam across an old truck and the guy claims that this is the motor that works in that tractor how could i tell and what would it be worth needs to be rebuilt thanks jason




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Alberta Mike

06-13-2005 03:55:19




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 Re: chrysler contental motor in reply to jason54961, 06-12-2005 19:27:38  
As Dilbert says, the Chrysler 6-cylinde flathead was used in the 44-6 and also in the original 101 Supers. It is NOT exactly the same engine as found in trucks and cars .... the tractor (industrial versions) were a bit shorter in length I believe however people did shoehorn them into tractors somehow with a little jury rigging. I think the auto versions were a bit bigger in displacement as well.

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J. Schwiebert

06-13-2005 08:46:03




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 Re: chrysler contental motor in reply to Alberta Mike, 06-13-2005 03:55:19  
You shaft the small block, the longer block for the larger displacement engines and of course the blocks that were made in Canada which are also different externally. The original Supers were made before 1942 and those engines are also different. Questions.



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dilbert

06-12-2005 19:57:58




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 Re: chrysler contental motor in reply to jason54961, 06-12-2005 19:27:38  
Its either a Chrysler OR a Continental engine.The Massey Harris that used the Continental was the 44-6 and it was a 226 cid engine.Not sure about what was used in the older 101 Twin Power.The 226 Continental was used in several auto, commercial and industrial applications besides tractors.It was a very well built engine in its day.



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