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Posted by Lewis on January 07, 2002 at 14:38:32 from (205.188.197.31):
In Reply to: FARMALL A INFO posted by BRIAR PATCH FARMS on January 07, 2002 at 13:41:36:
You are right about the block repair. I live in Mississippi and I have seen many of the blocks on these engines cracked. What usually happens, if it is busted on the outside, everyone I have seen has also been cracked along the pushrod and water jacket holes underneath the head. This makes it difficult to repair. The crack on the outside is one thing, but you may want to take the head off and take a look before you buy. Usually after the repair, you still end with water in the oil.
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