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Posted by CNKS on January 13, 2005 at 17:42:12 from (204.249.178.138):
I am going to replace the pistons, sleeves, cam, lifters, also the rod, main, and cam bearings in my 460U (not much left). A machine shop will do the head, will ask him about the valve springs, etc. Have looked at this site, tlib-ulav (backwards) and Bates. Turns out that Bates and this site sell many of the same products--many part numbers are the same, some not. This site is cheaper. I have been hesitant to purchase from this site because I don't know who the manufacturer is, or the others for that matter. I also did a search for Tisco, entered a zip code and my local Case-IH dealer was listed. Don't know if Tisco makes Case-IH parts, or if the local dealer sells a separate line, will have to ask. Has anyone had any experience with these suppliers, or are there others? I have found a few more, most with an incomplete stock of parts. I don't want to install junk, but don't want to pay an arm and a leg either. I'm aware of the "you get what you pay for" thing, just looking for ideas.
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