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Re: Super C repower question
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Posted by Gary in Mozarks on August 09, 2004 at 01:25:30 from (64.240.21.133):
In Reply to: Super C repower question posted by Chris on August 08, 2004 at 17:56:25:
From the research i have been able to come up with, The 203 combine has a c-153 engine, and of coarse the C is a 135. The 153 is a bored out 135, no sleeves. It was used in the 504 tractor and I believe the 444. I've been looking into them to repower a backhoe with a bad block. The only other problem you may have is there are two different bell housing configerations. One round and one slope sided and flat topped. There was a c-135 out of a 340 forklift on ebay recently that was the flat topped variety. Having sleeves the C-135 is rebuildable over and over but the 153 engine has to be rebored and oversize pistons fitted. Hope this helps Gary
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