Posted by steve il on November 25, 2008 at 02:12:27 from (70.41.43.141):
In Reply to: IH Engine ID again? posted by charles todd on November 23, 2008 at 13:57:08:
Keith Y. said: (quoted from post at 00:47:44 11/25/08) The carb was robbed off of it,it takes small spark plugs,it takes 5/8 socket to take them out. I don't no if that helps any.Do all 6cyl gas engines use same size plugs? Thanks K.Y.
hI which way does the governor set on your engine.if it is parallel to the block it is alater engine probably 263. if governor sets at 90 degree angle to motor it is bd220 from 101 or early 303.timing cover from tractors will not fit on the bd220. this is my experience,hope this helps. Steve
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