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Posted by Michael soldan on September 06, 2002 at 14:56:59 from (216.46.130.56):
In Reply to: Off topic Wisconsin engine help posted by Rich on September 06, 2002 at 12:17:34:
Rich there are parts suppliers for these engines, especially on the implement alley where they have been discussed before. I learned to swear from my uncle Roy who had a Wisconsin engine on his Case combine. I was about 8 or so and uncle Roys white beans were pulled and rowed and a terrific wind came up and rolled them into mounds along the fence. My Dad and brother and I spent most of a morning pulling wads of beans out of the fence row. Finally it was time to try and run the combine through the mess and that Wisconsin engine wouldn't start..and I learned every swear and cuss word that ever was in every combination that ever was and I have never forgotten that it was over a WISCONSIN ENGINE..good luck finding parts ,I just had to tell you that story...Mike in Exeter Ontario
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